[PYTHON MATRIX-SIG] Plotting packages

Steve Spicklemire steve@estel.uindy.edu
Mon, 7 Apr 97 13:57:14 -0500


Hi again....

	I don't want to pester anyone.. bug lots of folks have checked
the site and my first message wasn't clear enough. Just to avoid more
confusion, the new stuff is at:

http://estel.uindy.edu/cgi-bin/dynaGraph.py?file=sound.py

which demonstrated synthesizing a sound file and shipping
it over the Internet

and

http://estel.uindy.edu/cgi-bin/dynaGraph.py?file=testAnim.py

which shows a crude animation facitily I cooked up and added
to the earlier Java graphing class I had written about. I think
this approach has potential... I don't remember reaching any
kind of 'resolution' about the sitation. Is anyone out there
working on an API for graphics within NumPy? Should we
cook one up (like the db-sig did?).

Thanks!
-steve

>>>>> "Steve" == Steve Spicklemire <steve> writes:

    Steve> Hi Folks, I haven't heard much more from this
    Steve> thread.... but I've been stealing occasional moments to add
    Steve> more stuff. Take a look again if you like.... especially
    Steve> the last two examples on this page showing sound out, and
    Steve> animation...

    Steve> -steve

    >>> I don't know if this would help at all, but I've been having
    >>> good luck using a Java/Applet based graphing. I've been using
    >>> NumPy in Physics courses since the 0.3x days. I've
    >>> incorporated David A.'s docs. At one point I melded it with my
    >>> Zinc based GUI module.. but now I'm using more 'off the shelf'
    >>> technology (i.e., Java) Point your favorite Java enabled
    >>> browser to
    >>> 
    >>> http://estel.uindy.edu/PESSci/ph280/
    >>> 
    >>> and look at some of the links there. The nice thing about this
    >>> approach is that you can make the resulting 'graph' more
    >>> interactive. It might be pretty easy to come up with some
    >>> applets that work nicely with NumPy, and also allow lots of
    >>> other cool stuff.




_______________
MATRIX-SIG  - SIG on Matrix Math for Python

send messages to: matrix-sig@python.org
administrivia to: matrix-sig-request@python.org
_______________