Jacob S. wrote:
eval() is good and it can be done using it.Out of curiosity, I would like to see your program. There's always something to learn (and even more so for me, being a newbie)
I wrote a -- IMHO -- really great functiongraphing program using vpython.
If you would like to see it, just reply and say so.
Please tell me what you are using to plot the points. (big grin) Vpython,At the moment, nothing :-s
wxpython, what?
I'm curious--it's just someone else is working on a project that I'm working
on...
I'm learning Phyton, and I thought that this would be an interesting challenge. For what I've seen, Tkinter's Canvas 'could possibly' do the job. I still have to try it out. In case that didn't work, I was thinking in looking through wxpython.
To help you out.
You need some sort of error checking to be sure that within your given range
you
won't get something like a math domain error.
Yes, I thought that: try: #function exception: pass
If you want more suggestions, ask....At the moment, I have almost nothing. After John Fouhy's replies I have rewritten the few lines I had at least three times :o)
Please, tell me how you're doing. It sounds interesting.
It will be simple, I intend to support viewing specific parts of the function (instead of a fixed view), multiple graphs, perhaps an option to save/load functions. I first made a program like this in Qbasic 4.5, and thought doing it again in Python with an interface and more advanced options may be very entretaining. :-) I can send you the source/exe if you want (sadly you can't choose what you want to see in the exe version, the function must be hard-coded).
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