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On Sun, Jan 4, 2009 at 12:50 AM, Arnaud Gardelein <[email protected]> wrote:
> [...]
> In the meanwhile, there was a thread about waveform viewers in this
> list, around the March 18, 2007 where Dan and Al gave some specs for a
> such a tool.
Great! I played with your tool a bit and it's already better than most
other (free) tools. In the long term, some kind of GUI is a "must" -
waveform viewer is an interactive tool after all. Performance is also
a concern, especially for transient simulations.
Still this is a very good start and I've already found it useful. The
dependency on matplotlib is not a concern at this stage but a waveform
viewer doesn't really need all this functionality (unless you want to
target graphs like smith-charts or histograms, which IMHO could be
better added as plugins).
If you want to write gui in Python I sincerely recommend pyQt4. PyGtk
is also fine (although not as robust as pyQt), especially if you want
to dual-license your program.
Regards,
-r