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Hi Yann
I realized that, for my needs, the DrawText function didn't had a support for multiple line labels. So I did an overload in the function DrawText, and now it's possible to put multiple line labels using the "\n" character, however I had some problems drawing a rectangle around the text. Anyone know a good way to do that? I've commented this part of my source code.
The...
2008-10-31 22:56:53 UTC by rodrigoflores
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Hi all,
I've patched jmathplot so a new method setTags is available in scatterplot class.
It is inspired from what rodrigoflores did, but it also allows any extension by overloading the also new noteCoord() method in *Plot classes.
Please note i switched the hosting to berlios now (including cvs and file release) because of new restrictions in sourceforge hosting with dokuwiki.
Best...
2008-10-31 22:11:35 UTC by yannrichet
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Thanks.
2008-10-28 00:43:23 UTC by wansco
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Hi,
first of all I like the idea of JMathPlot really. It is a convenient way to just plot data fast from Java.
I have a 10x10 double matrix with values between 0 and 1. I want to plot the matrix to get a visual impression of matrix. Matrix elements close to 1 should have the color red and matrix elements close 0 should be colored red.
The plot should look somehow similar to the example...
2008-10-22 16:49:58 UTC by peter966
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I've already finished that feature (you can see the result in [1]).
I've noticed that the method drawText (the method that prints the
labels) only allows one line texts, so I'm working on
multiple line labels appearing on the plot. I would like to put
textBoxes that may contain more information about one point.
The source code modified is available at [2]
Cheers
[1]...
2008-10-15 11:17:20 UTC by rodrigoflores
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I would also be interested in this.
thanks,
Walter.
2008-10-15 04:15:09 UTC by wansco
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I have altered JMathPlot to do this by showing labels when you hover over the points. I have sent you an email to your Sourceforge account on this. Cheers.
2008-10-15 00:59:44 UTC by damonchong
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Hi
First, sorry about this thread [1] , I accidentally pressed "Enter" :-(
I'm working in a project that aims to add a label to each point, and each time you click on a point, you see some information about it. This information could be a Gene name or the coordinates of this point. I thought about doing a overload of the addScatterPlot function, that also receives a String Array...
2008-06-10 20:07:11 UTC by rodrigoflores
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Hi.
2008-06-10 19:37:45 UTC by rodrigoflores
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i'm not sure if the 64bit processor has anything to do with it, but i'm pretty sure that error occours when you are using an older version of java.
2008-05-20 17:33:28 UTC by wansco
