Is some code of scidavis (especially spectrogram color map editor) intented to be used as library, because it is convinient to edit some properties of plots without recompiling program and without writing own code to do it? Would you like to create a library with these features?
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If you intend to write a color map editor you can of course use parts of the SciDAVis code in any way the GPL permits. If you would like us to make changes to the SciDAVis code to help this you are welcome to make concrete suggestions.
In general, to me your idea sounds like something that can best be done with Python and PyQt.
Regards,
Tilman
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The color map editor was developed by me for the QtiPlot project. Following your idea, I have created a "qti" library that could be used as a stand-alone library. It contains the ColorMapEditor widget, together with some other useful widgets. For the moment you can get it via SVN from the berliOS repository of QtiPlot:
The qti library resides in the "qtiplot/src/lib" folder.
Starting with the next QtiPlot official release, this new library will be available as a download file from the QTiPlot download page:
Is some code of scidavis (especially spectrogram color map editor) intented to be used as library, because it is convinient to edit some properties of plots without recompiling program and without writing own code to do it? Would you like to create a library with these features?
Is this a feature request? If it is, please submit it here: https://sourceforge.net/tracker2/?group_id=199120&atid=968217 and be a little most specific what features you would like.
If you intend to write a color map editor you can of course use parts of the SciDAVis code in any way the GPL permits. If you would like us to make changes to the SciDAVis code to help this you are welcome to make concrete suggestions.
In general, to me your idea sounds like something that can best be done with Python and PyQt.
Regards,
Tilman
Hello Petr,
The color map editor was developed by me for the QtiPlot project. Following your idea, I have created a "qti" library that could be used as a stand-alone library. It contains the ColorMapEditor widget, together with some other useful widgets. For the moment you can get it via SVN from the berliOS repository of QtiPlot:
https://developer.berlios.de/svn/?group_id=6626
The qti library resides in the "qtiplot/src/lib" folder.
Starting with the next QtiPlot official release, this new library will be available as a download file from the QTiPlot download page:
http://soft.proindependent.com/download.html
I hope this helps and best regards,
Ion Vasilief