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Main category, Education
Sub category, Science
Developer, Mike Wesemann
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Title, Plot2 Pro
https://bitly.com/2X5xsHG Plot2 Pro v.2.6.13
// 1 - Create and configure the graph let graph = CPTXYGraph(frame: ) edGraph = graph ddingLeft = 0.0 ddingTop = 0.0 ddingRight = 0.0 ddingBottom = 0.0 isSet = nil // 2 - Create text style let textStyle: CPTMutableTextStyle = CPTMutableTextStyle() = ntName = "HelveticaNeue-Bold" ntSize = 16.0 textStyle.textAlignment = // 3 - Set graph title and text style = "\() exchange rates\n\()" graph.titleTextStyle = textStyle graph.titlePlotAreaFrameAnchor = pro Fit cannot access files outside its application container without explicit user permission. The application container is found under "~/Library/Containers/". Therefore: Grapher gives you plenty of options to customise your graphs so let's have a look at them individually. Made the heat map (aka: image map, point fill) and 3D scatter, surface and volume color mapping editor significantly better. Price: $49.99, Version: 2.5.9 -> 2.5.11 (iTunes) You create a number formatter if one doesn’t exist, since you’ll need to format the price for display.
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Thank you for your help! I understand the tools now. Daniel On 25 Oct 2005, at 22:16, aquaterm-user-request@... wrote: > Send Aquaterm-user mailing list submissions to > aquaterm-user@... > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > aquaterm-user-request@... > > You can reach the person managing the list at > aquaterm-user-admin@... > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of Aquaterm-user digest..." > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Plotting Experimental Data (Daniel J Farrell) > 2. Re: Plotting Experimental Data (Nathan Nutter) > 3. Re: Plotting Experimental Data (Per Persson) > > --__--__-- > > Message: 1 > From: Daniel J Farrell > Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2005 16:53:58 +0100 > To: aquaterm-user@... > Subject: [AQT-user] Plotting Experimental Data > > Hello everybody, > > I have two C arrays that I want to plot. I know how to plot this > using the command line interface to gnuplot. Also I can get my data > to to plot from my Xcode app. The app opens up AquaTerm using > gnuplot_i C functions. There is a function: > > void gnuplot_plot_xy( > gnuplot_ctrl * handle, > double * x, > double * y, > int n, > char * title > ) > > where you pass pointer to the array and it plots. > > How can I use AQTAdapter to do much the same? I can't see how to do > this looking at the methods listed in the header file? > > Daniel. > > > --__--__-- > > Message: 2 > From: Nathan Nutter > Subject: Re: [AQT-user] Plotting Experimental Data > Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2005 12:06:15 -0500 > To: aquaterm-user@... > > Daniel, > > Maybe this will help: > > I guess you just add > export GNUTERM=aqua > to your ~/.profile or ~/.bash_profile > > It tells you how to set AquaTerm to be the default terminal for > gnuplot. > > Nate > > > On Oct 25, 2005, at 10:53 AM, Daniel J Farrell wrote: > > >> Hello everybody, >> >> I have two C arrays that I want to plot. I know how to plot this >> using the command line interface to gnuplot. Also I can get my data >> to to plot from my Xcode app. The app opens up AquaTerm using >> gnuplot_i C functions. There is a function: >> >> void gnuplot_plot_xy( >> gnuplot_ctrl * handle, >> double * x, >> double * y, >> int n, >> char * title >> ) >> >> where you pass pointer to the array and it plots. >> >> How can I use AQTAdapter to do much the same? I can't see how to do >> this looking at the methods listed in the header file? >> >> Daniel. >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------- >> This email is sponsored by the JBoss Inc. >> Get Certified Today * Register for a JBoss Training Course >> Free Certification Exam for All Training Attendees Through End of >> 2005 >> Visit for more >> information >> _______________________________________________ >> Aquaterm-user mailing list >> Aquaterm-user@... >> >> >> > > > > --__--__-- > > Message: 3 > Cc: aquaterm-user@... > From: Per Persson
Hi, yes, you're quite right... AquaTerm is beginning to show its age;-) The window is constrainded to some number of pixels which made sense around the turn of the century (probably 1024x768, since I was developing on a laptop). [time passes...] Actually, it's set to 1000 px width. If you don't mind compiling AquaTerm yourself, fixing your problem should be just a matter of getting the source, changing line 22 of AQTPlot.m #define WINDOW_MAX_WIDTH 1000.0 to some sensible value like 1920 or 4096, i.e. #define WINDOW_MAX_WIDTH 1920.0 and then selecting the AquaTerm target in XCode and pressing the build button. Regards, Per PS. I'm cc:ing the lists for reference. On 16 jan 2009, at 01.55, Matt Ball wrote: > Feedback report for AquaTerm 1.0.1 > > Feedback: > ----------------------- > > Hi, I've noticed some odd behavior of AQT when using it with gnuplot > on OS X 10.5. I haven't tried it with anything else. > Here's the issue: any plot that I use AQT to display, I can resize > to a pretty darn small minimum size, but if I try to scale it really > really large, say, to fill my entire 1920x1200 screen, it stops > short. Using the AQT testview, the largest I can make the window is > about half the width of my screen (maybe a tiny bit wider). I know > AQT is displaying vector graphics so there shouldn't be a limit to > the maximum displayed size. Help? > > Thanks, > Matt
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Hi, Sorry, I have not made clear my intentions. I would like to make the aquaterm canvas as a gui. I am not familiar with cocoa programming, but I have used gnuplot with aquaterm and perl in order to create a real time monitoring application (monitoring the bandwidth of a link) which looked amazingly good :) So I was thinking of doing some simple gui stuff using it. I would like for example to be able to draw two circles (or two images) and den when I drag a drop from one to another to draw a line connecting those two. I would like to do some basic canvas based gui stuff without getting into all the details of the cocoa app. Will the aquaterm would be a good choice? Thanks!!!! Panagiotis On May 7, 2004, at 8:41 AM, Per Persson wrote: > > On May 7, 2004, at 05:28, panagiotis sebos wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> I was playing with gnuplot and found out that it was aquaplot that was >> having as the output these amazing nice-looking graphs. >> >> I am thinking of making a very simple gui using the aquaterm. >> But I would like to be able to have drag and drop capabilities. >> Is it possible to do that using aquaterm? > > > Hi, > It all depends on what you mean by drag and drop. I'll give a few > comments below but I could be more specific if you desrcibed your > intentions in more detail. > > 1) Drag from AQT: Just being able to drag the plot from the aquaterm > window would be straightforward and simple to implement, just as for > any Cocoa application. > > It is not implemented right now since I'm focussing on rewriting the > "back-end" of aquaterm, i.e. the client API and the stuff that goes > into llibaquaterm. Adding goodies to is a later issue. > > If you'd like to add that functionality, just have a look at the > sample code provide by Apple. > > 2) Drag into AQT: Dragging e.g. an image into the window to add it to > the current plot would not be very useful until the object inspector > is brought back to life. (It has been retired while I rewrite the > back-end since I've changed the model classes quite a bit.) In its > planned new form, it will let the user manipulate any object in the > plot. > > 3) Dragging e.g. a gnuplot script onto aquaterm won't be possible but > would have to be handled by an app that wraps both gnuplot and > aquaterm functionality. > > I hope this helps to clarify the situation and if not, please feel > free to ask again ;-) > > /Per >
Start up Grapher by going to your Utilities folder and clicking on the icon. You'll then be presented with the following window, which will ask you to choose between a 2D and 3D graph. At this stage, we'll create a simple, 2D default graph:
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