Glimpse Plotting Library Files

Glimpse 0.3.0 Copyright (C) 2016 Philipp Gnoyke


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Changelog
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### Version 0.3.0 ###

# Implemented a XML tree viewing plot (TreePlot).

# Allows to display recursive XML data in X-DOM format (e.g. loaded with XElement.Load()), that implements the following pattern:

<ROOT>
	...
	<NODE>
		...
		<NAME>somename</NAME>
		...
		<NODES>
			<NODE>...</NODE>
			<NODE>...</NODE>
			...
		</NODES>
	</NODE>
	...
</ROOT>	

# ROOT is the tree container.

# NODE represents the recursive data element, consisting (among others) of a NAME element and a NODES element, containing child nodes.

# The element names can differ. Any tree following this pattern can be displayed, but you'll have to specify the respective element names. 




### Version 0.2.0 ###

# RasterPlot update. Changed the custom coloring for gradient raster plots to use System.Windows.Media.Color instead of a custom color ramp object.

# Introduced an option to display integer data as factors with discrete and customizable coloring, e.g. to display different classes.

# If no color is specified, a random color is assigned to each factor.

# Legend labels can also be customized.




### Version 0.1.1 ###

# RasterPlot bug fix: Width and height were interchanged, when transforming the data matrix into a vector.




### Version 0.1.0 ###

# First release version. Library contains four basic WPF .Net 4.5 compatible plotting controls, written in C#: 
  A scatter plot, line plot, histogram and raster plot.

# The controls are available by referencing this managed library within your Microsoft Visual Studio (or any other) project.

# All plots are derived from Canvas. To create a new plot instantiate a new ScatterPlot, LinePlot, Histogram or RasterPlot object 
  in your C# code file and add them as child to any visual parent control.

# Main properties of the plots are defined in the respective constructors, other properties, such as background color, fontsizes or margins
  can be changed by setting public properties.

# Axes ticks are automatically adjusted according to the magnitude of the displayed data by
  splitting it into even intervals.

# For RasterPlot you need to define RGB 32bit color ramps that limit the usable color range for each channel.
  Default ramps for each channel can be obtained through the method "RasterPlot.GetDefaultRamps()".