Re: Handle graphics plotting functions

I can't promise anything but I might look at working on my plotter this
weekend. What I would like is to do the C++ and for someone to pick up the
.m side of things, which looks like a match for what you're asking.

However, if I do it (and it's not certain yet) I would need this to be a
collaboration. I'll implement a C++ function, you try it out and tell me
what else it needs, rinse and repeat.

How's that sound?

Sébastien Loisel

On 2/13/06, Shai Ayal <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> during the development of OctPlot I and others are writing a lot of
> high-level plotting functions which are not specific to OctPlot and
> could be used in any handle graphics based graphics system (I know of
> OctPLot, Oplot and JWE's hyandles for gnuplot).
>
> These functions are all m-files and depend on the availability of
> primitive handle objects such as line, patch and text. For example we
> have already implemented pretty good versions of
> contour,bar,barh,plot,area,stem. I suggest that in order to avoid
> duplication of efforts we set up some repository for these functions.
> I am willing to put them in the octplot cvs, but maybe octave-forge or
> even octave would be a better place.
>
> Any suggestions or input would be welcome
>
> Shai
>
>