On 29.06.2010 23:28, Juan Fernando Jaramillo wrote:
I understand that may be you don't have time, but I think that if
Tobias have time, and like to explore more the tool, could be very
usefull. What do you think Tobias? May be make a swot of the two tools
to compare!
The timeline for using that graphs is about a year. I'm currently
investigating the tools.
What two tools should be compared? pycairocharts and matplotlib?
pyCha is currently out of my needs. i played a little bit around with it
and its simple and great and nice looking. very good tool for the simple
graphs, we use currently. Played around yesterday night with it.
pycairocharts looks like its more powerful with standard graphs, but it
doesn't have the right approach for my needs. There is no need to change
something on the client. but i have to investigate further.
matplotlib is currently my favourite, cause it has that mathematical
approach. Its way too much for standard graphs, but could support it. So
it could be an addition if you need complex output. I assume it needs to
modificate the client (maybe as module like betrand mentioned) if we use
the gtk-backend of the module. but i did not have written a single line
of code with the matplotlib module.
making a swop analysis doesn't make sense, cause the tools has such a
different scope.
greets
tobias
--
[email protected] mailing list
