From: richard.jones@fulcrum.com.au (Richard Jones) Subject: ANN: PILGraph 0.1 alpha release 1 Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1999 05:19:36 GMT I'm happy to announce the first release of my PIL-generation simple graphing / plotting module. This module is being developed as a replacement for the graphing module supplied with the httpd_log tool. I've been meaning to write this for a very, very long time :) I'd like to invite all interested people to download the module, give it a test run and maybe give me some feedback on the inner and outer workings. It's alpha-stage software and I'm not afraid to change the API or even internal structure if I'm given good enough reasons. From the docstring: ''' This module defines several top-level components: LineGraph - draws datasets with a line between the datapoints XTicks - decoration that gives regular tick-marks for X axis XTickValues - adds display of tick-mark values to XTicks YTicks - same as XTicks but for Y axis YTickValues - adds display of tick-mark values to YTicks FloatValues - floating-point number renderer for TickValues classes ByteValues - byte number renderer for TickValues classes MonthValues - month of year renderer for TickValues classes DateValues - day and month of year renderer for TickValues classes Sample usage: >>> from PILGraph import * >>> graph = LineGraph('P', (400,200), 0) >>> x = range(11) >>> y = [3.5,3,1,3,25,10,6,7,8,9,13] >>> graph.add_dataset('test', x, y) >>> y = [3.5,3,-1,3,22,10,6,7,8,9,13] >>> graph.add_dataset('test2', x, y) >>> graph.add_decoration(XTickValues(FloatValues(), mod_steps=1)) >>> graph.add_decoration(XLabel('Test Time Scale')) >>> graph.add_decoration(YTickValues(ByteValues(align='right'), mod_steps=1)) >>> graph.add_decoration(YLabel('Test Foo Scale (bytes)')) >>> graph.render() >>> graph.image.show() >>> ''' Note that MonthValues and DateValues are mostly useless at the moment because I haven't implemented a tickmark placement algorithm for date ranges yet. I'm open to suggestions ;) The place to get it is: http://redback.spyda.net/~richard/PILGraph-0.1a1.tar.gz You'll need to get PIL 1.0b1 from: http://www.pythonware.com/ Richard