I am thoroughly enjoying David Mertens' PLplot talk (thanks David... I
still owe you a beer. Just come up to Madison before it gets cold).
But two questions, I have --

1. Per PLplot docs, png output has anti-aliased text but not
anti-aliased lines. Needless to say, lines look crummy. I want these
plots for web output, so postscript is not an option. Of course, I
could create postscript and then convert to png, but then, I would be
doing the work, not PDL. SVG creates great looking output, but the
files are about 10 times bigger. Suggestions?

2. David's talk mentions that plotting mem device can be used to
create "animations," but then, he cruelly neglects to give an example
of how to do so. Is there an example of creating animations with PDL?

Corollary to #2 above, I am trying to plot time series data... showing
landuse change over time. So, ideally I would want a time series of
images (showing the landuse change) and a chart of certain values
plotted against time with some kind of animation coordinated with the
time lapse images. Suggestions?


-- 
Puneet Kishor

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