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"daytripper" |
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14 Sep 2003 03:20:37 PM |
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dos graphics with borland command line compiler 5.5 ? |
im doing a physics/math model on borland Command LIne Compiler 5.5.
i want to test the data arrays graphically. ie plot a few simple line
graphs of the data in the arrays. this compile doesnt seem to cater
for this, is there a way to make it plot simple graphs?
cheers
daytripper.
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| User: "Agent Mulder" |
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| Title: Re: dos graphics with borland command line compiler 5.5 ? |
14 Sep 2003 03:35:28 PM |
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<daytripper>
i want to test the data arrays graphically. ie plot a few simple line
graphs of the data in the arrays. this compile doesnt seem to cater
for this, is there a way to make it plot simple graphs?
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You can normalize your data to 80 and fill up strings of '*' characters
between 0 and 80 and send each one to cout + endl. Got it?
-X
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| User: "Kevin Goodsell" |
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| Title: Re: dos graphics with borland command line compiler 5.5 ? |
14 Sep 2003 03:34:55 PM |
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daytripper wrote:
im doing a physics/math model on borland Command LIne Compiler 5.5.
i want to test the data arrays graphically. ie plot a few simple line
graphs of the data in the arrays. this compile doesnt seem to cater
for this, is there a way to make it plot simple graphs?
C++ has no built-in support for graphics. You can write some kind of
graphical output to a stream then view the result. That's about it.
For anything else you will need to either get a graphics library or ask
about what your compiler supports in a group that discusses your compiler.
Please read the following:
http://www.slack.net/~shiva/welcome.txt
http://www.slack.net/~shiva/offtopic.txt
-Kevin
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