![]() |
|
|
|
#1 |
|
I just installed Chart::Graph::Gnuplot, and I'm fairly satisfied.
But... My wish is to be able to make a gnuplot() call, make it display the graph, and stay there while other data becomes available... while replotting the updated data. Is there a way to communicate between the two processes in this way? Or is this module just to output to a file? Thanks for any info Alessandro Magni Alythh |
|
|
|
|
#2 |
|
Posts: n/a
|
(Alythh) wrote in message news:<. com>...
> I just installed Chart::Graph::Gnuplot, and I'm fairly satisfied. > But... > > My wish is to be able to make a gnuplot() call, make it display the > graph, and stay there while other data becomes available... while > replotting the updated data. > > Is there a way to communicate between the two processes in this way? > Or is this module just to output to a file? > AFAIK, gnuplot only parse static data and generate the graph, even with "gnuplot -persist" command. The simplist way to do above is to call gnuplot every once while and re-plot to the same file. -yuchung |
|