From: John H. <jdh...@ac...> - 2005-03-28 16:43:52
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>>>>> "Charles" == Charles Moad <cm...@in...> writes: Charles> In learning matplotlib's backend API I played around Charles> in starting a Quartz image backend. FWIW I am posting Charles> this if anyone wants to have a look. I made a quick page Charles> on my wiki: Charles> http://euclid.uits.iupui.edu/wiki/index.php/Matplotlib Hey Charles, It was good to meet you at scipy -- thanks for putting this up. Charles> I am probably more interested in starting a PyObjC Charles> backend to provide interactive and agg options as well. Charles> Is this something that should wait for the backend Charles> refactoring??? I think you should proceed with this. The GUI stuff is independent of the backend rendering, so will work regardless. You might take a look at the gtk backend as a guide, which is the most modular in the sense that you can reuse the gtk GUI components with Cairo, Agg or native GDK rendering. Also, if you incorporate agg rendering, you'll be insulated from any backend changes, since agg will handle the drawing. Finally, if you want to use native rendering which I think you should since you've already gotten a good start, it will be an easy port in any case since most of the issues will be the same whichever final backend API we settle on. JDH |