Re: [boost] Producing graphs for documentation

From: Kevin Lynch (krlynch_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-01-09 11:26:48

Paul A Bristow wrote:
>>Kevin Lynch said:     (by the date of Mon, 08 Jan 2007 13:53:04 -0500)
> 
>>>You could look into gnuplot. 
> 
> Looks promising, but tiresome that it doesn't output in .png and so a separate step is needed, which makes full automation
> difficult.

Oh, but it does!  :-)

set terminal png <options>

> 
> I like the potential to write the gnuplot script from the C++ program (as well as csv data file) and run gnuplot as a Windows
> Post-build step?
> 

I'm a linux guy ... I wouldn't know how to help you in Windows.

> But it isn't so nice that I intend to start to re-do all the Math Toolkit graphs.
> 

I hear you :-)  When I read your first email in this thread I thought to 
myself, "Brave man ... I'd probably just keep doing what I was doing to 
avoid the pain of migrating" :-)

> Paul

Good luck and thanks for the work to date.

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