- XY-plots
- Stripcharts
- Polar plots
- Isometric plots (useful for small-scale geographic maps or drawings)
- Barcharts (horizontal and vertical bars)
- Timecharts (for timeschedules for instance)
- Piecharts
- 3D plots (showing functions f(x,y) or data on a grid)
cvs -d:pserver:[email protected]:/cvsroot/tcllib co tklib[NOTE: The above command line may need to be slightly altered - sf.net occasionally changes their naming methods. If the above doesn't work, try tcllib.cvs.sourceforge.net .]See
http://tcllib.cvs.sourceforge.net/tcllibfor other modules in the same project. RT - Thanks, I got it.SEH 30Mar05 -- Is the timechart analogous to a gantt chart? Some screenshots would be fabsolutely abulous.AM (30 march 2005) - It shares many of the features of a Gantt chart. The only things that seem missing are the typical annotations (start/stop date, arrows to connect the various entries). It should be fairly easy to add those.Screenshots: well, run the test and watch various charts go by ...RF 11 abril 2005 Hi. I have been trying to use the options "$anyplot xconfig -option value ..." to configure both the x-axis and the y-axis. I use succsessfully the option 'format' but the other options doesn't work. do you have the same problems? ThanksAM (15 may 2007) The package is continuously being developed (well, in small fits of activity). The current version includes the following facilities beyond the ones stated above:
- XY-plots: isolines and contours, error intervals, trend lines
- Radial charts
- 3D barcharts
- Histograms
- Legends
- Grid lines
- Annotations in the form of a text balloon
- 3D plots: contours
Category Graphics | Category Plotting