public static void Run(InteractiveHost plot)
{
// All the toolkit specific code does is one of these lines:
// InteractiveHost plot = new Florence.GtkSharp.InteractiveHost();
// InteractiveHost plot = new Florence.WinForms.InteractiveHost();
// Start the interactive host; this starts up a GUI thread
// and otherwise gets the GUI ready to go.
plot.Start();
// Generate some data to plot!
var rand = new Random(0);
var x = new double[100];
for (int ii = 0; ii < x.Length; ++ii)
{
x[ii] = rand.NextNormal(0.0, 1.0);
}
var y = new double[x.Length];
for (int ii = 0; ii < y.Length; ++ii)
{
y[ii] = 2.0 + 3.0 * x[ii] + rand.NextNormal(0.0, 2.5);
}
var t = new DateTime[15];
var s = new double[t.Length];
t[0] = new DateTime(2013, 12, 1);
s[0] = 100.0;
for (int ii = 1; ii < t.Length; ++ii)
{
t[ii] = t[ii - 1].AddDays(1);
s[ii] = s[ii - 1] * Math.Exp(rand.NextNormal(0.05 / 365.0, 0.15 / Math.Sqrt(365.0)));
}
// Create our first plot
var plot1 = new PointPlot()
{
AbscissaData = x, OrdinateData = y
};
plot.Add(plot1);
plot.XAxis1.Label = "Love of Graphs";
plot.YAxis1.Label = "Overall Awesomeness";
plot.Title = "Effect of Graph Affinity on Overall Awesomeness";
// Pause execution. In an interactive environment, (C#/F# REPL) this would not be necessary
Console.ReadLine();
// Try putting your mouse over the numbers on either the X or Y axis,
// pressing the mouse button then dragging left and right (for the X)
// or up and down (for the Y).
// Now try clicking and dragging in the main plot area.
// Now press enter, to move on to the next example
plot.newFigure();
plot.Title = "A new one!";
Console.ReadLine();
plot.previous();
plot.Title = "First one again!";
Console.ReadLine();
plot.next();
plot.closeFigure();
var line_plot = plot.newFigure();
line_plot.Add(new LinePlot()
{
AbscissaData = t, OrdinateData = s
});
//var plot2 = new LinePlot() { AbscissaData = x, OrdinateData = y };
//plot.Title = "Test Plot 2";
//plot.XAxis1.Label = "X2";
//plot.YAxis1.Label = "Y2";
//plot.Add(plot2);
Console.ReadLine();
plot.Stop();
}
public static void Run(InteractiveHost plot)
{
// All the toolkit specific code does is one of these lines:
// InteractiveHost plot = new Florence.GtkSharp.InteractiveHost();
// InteractiveHost plot = new Florence.WinForms.InteractiveHost();
// Start the interactive host; this starts up a GUI thread
// and otherwise gets the GUI ready to go.
plot.Start();
// Generate some data to plot!
var rand = new Random(0);
var x = new double[100];
for (int ii = 0; ii < x.Length; ++ii)
x[ii] = rand.NextNormal(0.0, 1.0);
var y = new double[x.Length];
for (int ii = 0; ii < y.Length; ++ii)
y[ii] = 2.0 + 3.0 * x[ii] + rand.NextNormal(0.0, 2.5);
var t = new DateTime[15];
var s = new double[t.Length];
t[0] = new DateTime(2013,12,1);
s[0] = 100.0;
for (int ii = 1; ii < t.Length; ++ii)
{
t[ii] = t[ii-1].AddDays(1);
s[ii] = s[ii - 1]*Math.Exp(rand.NextNormal(0.05 / 365.0, 0.15 / Math.Sqrt(365.0)));
}
// Create our first plot
var plot1 = new PointPlot() { AbscissaData = x, OrdinateData = y };
plot.Add(plot1);
plot.XAxis1.Label = "Love of Graphs";
plot.YAxis1.Label = "Overall Awesomeness";
plot.Title = "Effect of Graph Affinity on Overall Awesomeness";
// Pause execution. In an interactive environment, (C#/F# REPL) this would not be necessary
Console.ReadLine();
// Try putting your mouse over the numbers on either the X or Y axis,
// pressing the mouse button then dragging left and right (for the X)
// or up and down (for the Y).
// Now try clicking and dragging in the main plot area.
// Now press enter, to move on to the next example
plot.newFigure();
plot.Title = "A new one!";
Console.ReadLine();
plot.previous();
plot.Title = "First one again!";
Console.ReadLine();
plot.next();
plot.closeFigure();
var line_plot = plot.newFigure();
line_plot.Add(new LinePlot() { AbscissaData = t, OrdinateData = s });
//var plot2 = new LinePlot() { AbscissaData = x, OrdinateData = y };
//plot.Title = "Test Plot 2";
//plot.XAxis1.Label = "X2";
//plot.YAxis1.Label = "Y2";
//plot.Add(plot2);
Console.ReadLine();
plot.Stop();
}
