Re: Charting API? (Chris Schmitt)
Re: Charting API? (Chris Schmitt)
- Subject: Re: Charting API? (Chris Schmitt)
- From: "Barry Wark" <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2008 13:38:54 -0800
Just a little more info... I believe the DataGraph framework
(http://www.visualdatatools.com/DataGraph/index.html) is licensable
for use in commercial apps. We've had good success with it, though the
API takes a bit of getting used to. You might also want to check out
Drew McCormack's tutorials on SM2DGraph and his own Narrative
frameworks on macresearch.org.
barry
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 11:43 AM, David Hoerl <email@hidden> wrote:
> I send Chris a post I made last year on this subject, and the woeful
> lack of options for us developers (you can search on "Re: Objective C
> Graphing Packages" in the scitech list).
>
> The bottom line:
> - nothing from Apple
> - no licensable distributable library from anyone
> - a few open source good-starts that have not been supported for years
> - one freely usable package, SM2DGraph, that does one thing pretty
> well, and has been supported (along with their really cool
> double-thumb slider!)
>
> Apple has the makings of such a framework already - its called GraphKit.
>
> If you want GraphKit to become available as a supported Cocoa
> framework PLEASE enter an enhancement bug - you can reference the
> same bug my request was dupped to: 3320659 [its low number tells you
> its a long standing request!].
>
> Even if you don't care - enter a bug anyway, and help the rest of us!
> 1,000 more bugs on this issue and we'll surely see GraphKit in the
> next big-cat release!
>
> David
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