On Fri, Mar 18, 2022, 9:05 AM Undiscussed Horrific Abuse, One Victim of Many <gmkarl@gmail.com> wrote:
Back to graphs.
Let's draw a graph! Like a map!
Or maybe even just plot a single pixel. The plotting code could have a comment on it that's all "I wish I were a particle!"
I've occasionally made systems that output interactive graphics since 2013 happened.
I made a webgl renderer that draws an interactive environment of spheres by calculating the ellipses that form their edges.
I worked a little on a genetic graph display system for the center for disease control of my country. Very rare work, done for free and fun.
To clarify, this was work I hunted down while searching for something that stimulated my issues the least. I became a brief patriot for relief.
I haven't looked at these things for some time. Presently I'm near a raspberry pi and an android phone. Both of these seem difficult and different from each other, to do pixel plotting on, but I could be wrong.
Usually graphics are done with a library with many api calls, and a number of verbose setup and teardown routines, that interfaces with graphics hardware and abstracts it.
I'd like to plot some data interactively, ideally, and I'd like to reuse code I write, somehow.