I'm a PDL non-user who will probably become a user at some point, and as such am also interested in clear docs for beginners.
Is this correct? These modules are now part of the current PDL distribution packages, and should be available on supported platforms: - PDL::Graphics::Gnuplot - PDL::Graphics::Prima - PDL::Graphics::Simple PDL graphics modules can be divided into "static plotting" and "dynamic plotting". The difference, is that static plots show a snapshot of your data, whereas dynamic plots refresh themselves to show changes to the data. PDL::Graphics::Gnuplot is a static graphing module, PDL::Graphics::Prima is a dynamic graphing module. PDL::Graphics::Simple is a unified front end for various static graphing modules that have proved useful with PDL, and it knows to search for whichever are installed on your system. Question: I've read good things about a "TriD" plotting package, which (among other things) lets you rotate & zoom the a 3d plot with the mouse. Which class is that package, static or dynamic? I'd guess that allowing mouse manipulations doesn't make it dynamic, but if the 3d plot changes as the data changes, it is dynamic. Thanks
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