to display the output in simple graphics like X-Y plot or some drawing...But I am not getting the right way to make the graphics. I want help for how to draw such graphics in linux...is there any inbuilt tool provided ? I got some information about the Glade & GTK+ ...is these tools used for developing only user interface or do they used for creating graphics? If this is the only option then how to link these userInterface & graphics with the C Code? Kindly send me ur suggetions...
On Monday 12 Dec 2005 11:14 am, Balwinder Arora wrote:
to display the output in simple graphics like X-Y plot or some drawing...But I am not getting the right way to make the graphics. I want help for how to draw such graphics in linux..
there are libraries for this - for example, if you are programming in python, you have the PIL - python imaging library. There is also the GD library that is available for C, Python and Perl.
On 12/12/05, Balwinder Arora balwinderarora@gmail.com wrote:
to display the output in simple graphics like X-Y plot or some drawing...But I am not getting the right way to make the graphics. I want help for how to draw such graphics in linux...is there any inbuilt tool provided ?
Are you looking for a library to program with or an external tool to draw with? The term *graphics in Linux* is wider and deeper than you could imagine! Suggestions would depend on both your level of expertise and area of application.
For X-Y plots or graphs atleast, GnuPlot will kick the pants off everything else. APIs exist for various languages...
If you are looking for a very simple API, in my college-days I did some work on implementing the infamous TurboC <graphics.h> API in Linux using SDL. See: https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/libgraph/
It's just about suitable for college pracs and not for serious stuff. The project has been dormant for a quite some time. If this is what you want tell me and I'll send you the *lastest working copy* that I never got around releasing :-(
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Balwinder Arora wrote:
to display the output in simple graphics like X-Y plot or some drawing...But
Try Dislin from <www.dislin.de>. Pick proper OS and compiler. Also get the manual. It gives you functions like curve() and graf() to use in your C code directly. You have to include a header file - "dislin.h" and link to the library file - "dismgc.a" . Rest of the 5 MB download can be disregarded unless you want to go deep into dislin.
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