Re: Graphics output from Haskell as eps

[Ferenc Wagner]

   Hi Sarah,

if Haskell - MetaPost - Postscript is good for you, have a
look at FMP.  It's somewhat old and doesn't cover the entire
MetaPost language, but works for me.
Feri.
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Re: Graphics output from Haskell as eps

[dvanhorn]

Quoting Sarah Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Has anyone done much work on outputting graphics in eps format directly from
 Haskell? 
...
 Has anyone done anything already, or should I just pull down the PDF specs
 from Adobe and weigh in and write a library from scratch? If I do the
 latter, will anyone be likely to want to use it also?


Although not Haskell, you might be interested in looking at Wandy Sae-Tan's and
Olin Shiver's Functional PostScript, which is embeded in the Scheme shell; scsh.

   http://www.scsh.net/resources/fps.html

HTH

-d
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Re: Graphics output

[Ferenc Wagner]

Gerhard Navratil [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 I would like to write line graphics into a file
 (e.g. contour lines calculated by a Haskell function) and
 access the data from standard programs.  For the output I
 need a Library.

Why don't you output some ASCII numbers, and use another
program (gnuplot, plotutils, whatever) to produce graphics?

Feri.
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