hi devs.
While implementing python wrapping for superell, I found that mk_superell
is not available.
This prompted me to search for how they are created using mged and it turns
out that .
superell_in is used to create superell which is in src/libged/typein.c and
on looking further it just create
On Sun, May 25, 2014 at 6:09 PM, H.S.Rai wrote:
> Make a comparison of other options before we decide about use for
> visualisation of Bench-marking data.
Can this serve your purpose: Javascript InfoVIs Toolkit
http://philogb.github.io/jit/
Example of Area Chart
http://philogb.github.io/jit/sta
On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 1:52 PM, Ankesh Anand wrote:
> Sean had also suggested me to look into the licensing issue, I contacted the
> HighCharts team and they assured us that we can use the free non-commercial
> license.
Licensing issue is bigger than ease of coding and look of charts. Our
requir
folks,
While working on python wrapping of brlcad-libraries, I have found a lot of
primitives mk_xx function are lying in the xx.c file whereas some are lying
in wdb.c ?
Is this a uniformity issue ? Or it is done with some logic !
Cheers!
Raj
>
> For the requirements of charts you are exploring HighCharts library.
> You need to search for other libraries with more clear licence,
> suitable to our project.
Sean had also suggested me to look into the licensing issue, I contacted
the HighCharts team and they assured us that we can use th