Re: strip charts

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> On Sat, 07 Sep 2002 23:11:01 -0700
> Steven Jenkins <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I am very familiar with Unix but not with X Windows or any UI=20
> > technology. From my reading and testing it appears that I can easily do=
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> > everything I need to do with the Gnome Canvas except possibly panning=
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> > the display. (In case it's not clear, I make these pseudo-strip-charts=
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> > by sliding the rightmost rectangle of the chart to the left, and then=
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> > plotting the most recent data at the right edge of the chart.)
> > I suspect this is also possible with Canvas, but I don't see now to do=
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> > it. It also seems that I could do it with GDK. That might even make mor=
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> > sense, as there is no user interaction with the graphical display. I=20
> > can't find any good documentation on GDK, however.

If you are looking for widgets taht can be embedded in some code,
then look at

http://gstripchart.sourceforge.net

which is a set of strip-chart management widgets build on top of
gtkplot.

features:
-- multiple limit lines
-- multiple scrollable cursors
-- pan, zoom  etc.

Linas

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