From octave-graphics-request at bevo dot che dot wisc dot edu  Mon Mar 15 03:44:54 1999
Subject: Re: Summary
From: Rafael Laboissiere <rafael at icp dot inpg dot fr>
To: "Matthew Valenta" <mvalenta at lycosmail dot com>
Cc: "Octave Graphics" <octave-graphics at bevo dot che dot wisc dot edu>
Date: 15 Mar 1999 10:44:41 +0100

>>>>> "MV" == Matthew Valenta <mvalenta at lycosmail dot com> writes:

    MV> Here is my summary of our discussion so far.  I will post this to
    MV> http://students.washington.edu/mvalenta/octave sometime tonight and
    MV> try to maintain it there.

The page is still not there... :-(

In the meanwhile, I got some info regarding the SciPlot library:

SciPlot:
  Description: A full-featured Xt widget to display 2D data in a graph
               (polar or cartesian). 
  License:  GPL
  Web page: http://www.ae.utexas.edu/~rwmcm/SciPlot.html
  Portability: Unix (need Motif or Lesstif)
  Bindings: C
  Features:
    - Cartesian or Polar plots 
    - Automatic or manual axis scales 
    - Logarithmic scales for cartesian plot 
    - Degrees or radians for polar angles 
    - Axis labeling 
    - Legend drawing 
    - Multiple lines per plot 
    - Noncontinuous (broken) line segments 
    - Various symbols and line styles 
    - Color support 
    - User font selection 
    - PostScript (EPS) output in color or black & white 
    - Real time updates 
    - Vertical or horizontal y axis label numbers 
  Disavantages:
    - No 3D graphics

--
Rafael Laboissière