[PYTHON MATRIX-SIG] Re: Pointer to pgplot module?
Phil Austin
phil@geog.ubc.ca
Wed, 30 Oct 1996 13:25:38 -0800 (PST)
>>>>> "Jim" == Jim Hugunin <hugunin@mit.edu> writes:
Jim> indexing (and more efficient) extensive set of modules:
Jim> LAPACK, FFTPACK, RANLIB, GIST, PGPLOT, OpenGL, NetCDF,
>> Jim, do you have a url for pgplot.py? The search engines
>> aren't coming up with anything.
Jim> Since this is the second request I've gotten, I thought I'd
Jim> make this correction publically. There is an interface to
Jim> PLPlot (done by Tom Schwaller) sitting on my old ftp site
Jim> which probably needs some minimal updating for the most
Jim> recent version of NumPy. There is no interface to PGPLOT
Jim> that I'm aware of (I don't even know what PGPLOT is).
Pgplot is a package developed at Caltech for the astrophysics
community. A nice tool for doing publication quality graphics, if
someone wants to try a port (one attractive feature is that an
(unsupported) port to WindowsNT has been done). My impression is that
the user community is larger and more active than for plplot, but I
could be wrong. The perl5 front end and other links are at:
http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk:80/~kgb/pgperl.html
Phil
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