Biz Graphing for Python on Win95/Linux

[pehr anderson]

For serious business graphics, you should try
ReportLab, which does a lot of the same things
as Crystal Reports: dynamically generate good-looking PDF documents
with charts, graphs, and data.

http://reportlab.com

I haven't had time to apply it yet, but it looks 
like this should help.  Business graphics often
need to be printable and bitmapped images just don't 
cut it when you compare them to a nicely formated PDF.

	-pehr

foofoobox at my-deja.com wrote:
> 
> I need to start producing line charts, pie charts, etc. as GIFs on Win95 and
> Linux platforms, and I was wondering if anyone has suggestions.  From what I
> saw on the Net, it looked like PIL might be a way to go, but I couldn't find
> anything in the PIL manual that talked about how one creates line graphs,
> etc.  Did I miss something?  What else is out there?  Ideally I'd like to use
> a package that isn't alpha or beta since we need to rely on it.
> 
> Thanks,
> Anders Schneiderman
> The National Journal Group
> 
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