I'm currently trying to get into plotting scientific data with PDL
(which I never used
before) and PLplot.
It would be much easier to dive in if there was a cookbook with models
for plotting like
Matplotlib's [1] or R's [2] or a simple list of examples like in NCL
[3].
For scientific plotting, you should be able to get a plot by
copy-pasting an example from a
tutorial and start from that.
The PLplot site mentions some example but there are very low-level and
none of it uses Perl.
As an example, I tried to plot data from an ASCII text file and I had to
skim the documentation
for quite some time before finding what I wanted.
Also, most of the documents in the PDL book use pdl command-line and
example with perl scripts
would be welcomed as the interface between PDL and perl (for a newbie
like me) is not trivial.
Anyway, kudos for the good work, it looks awesome.
Cheers,
[1] http://wiki.scipy.org/Cookbook/Matplotlib
[2] http://www.statmethods.net/
[3] http://www.ncl.ucar.edu/Applications/
Le 2013-11-18 01:39, Chris Marshall a écrit :
Dear PDL Users-
In an effort to gauge the progess of PDL development in functionality
and usability, I would invite you to reply to me or to list with a
quick
message about your PDL use:
- How long have you used PDL?
- What PDL version do you use?
- Best thing(s) about PDL
- Worst thing(s) about PDL
- I would use PDL more (or at all) if only ...
- Any suggestions for PDL development?
The goal is to improve the PDL experience and to encourage a
broader PDL user community.
Thanks much,
Chris Marshall (PDL-2.007 release manager)
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