Graphical display of mathematic function
- From: Valery Avaux <vavaux ulb ac be>
- To: gtk-list gnome org
- Subject: Graphical display of mathematic function
- Date: Wed, 04 Apr 2001 12:51:21 +0200
Hello,
I'm trying to put two graphical displays on a gtk window genrated by
Glade.
The first one would be a mathematic function with as X-axis a number
between 0 and 1000000(maybe it should be easier to have scrollable
display) and as Y-axis a float value between -1 and +1. In the first, i
thought to use the gtk curve but i don't know if this is correct and how
it works and I didn't find any explainations in the GTK tutorial.
The second disply should be a big square divided in small squares, each
of this small squares should have two colors because it is based on a
variable that can have two int values +1 and -1. The maximum size for
each side should be 100 small squares. In order to do that, I've put a
drawing area with size 400*400 pixels, assuming that small squares could
have the size 4*4. If I use less than 100*100 small squares, I thought
to leave the remaining for the drawing area with the background color.
Could someone explain how to do this ? It's the first I use C and
GTK/Glade so I begin to learn basic commands but it is always easy.
Thanks a lot
Valery Avaux
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