http://jmathtools.sourceforge.net/ 2008-09-05T02:22:48-07:00 http://jmathtools.sourceforge.net/ http://jmathtools.sourceforge.net/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2007-10-11T14:01:42-07:00 Yann Richet http://jmathtools.sourceforge.net/doku.php?id=sidebar&rev=1192136502&do=diff1192136502 Home Downloads Forum FAQ beginners FAQ computing with Java License Links NEW! GroovyLab Doxygen documentation * JMathIO * JMathArray * JMathPlot Tutorials * JMathIO * JMathArray * JMathPlot Plot with JMathPlot from... * CLI (Xterm or DOS) * Scilab * Python text/html 2007-10-10T12:55:08-07:00 Yann Richet http://jmathtools.sourceforge.net/doku.php?id=groovylab&rev=1192046108&do=diff1192046108 GroovyLab project now available for testing. GroovyLab is a scientific dedicated language based on Groovy agile dynamic language (close to Ruby, Python and Java). Basically, it allows to create scripts with matlab-like syntax for Matrices and plots: text/html 2007-09-08T05:29:07-07:00 Yann Richet http://jmathtools.sourceforge.net/doku.php?id=jmathplot:scilab&rev=1189254547&do=diff1189254547 You can use JMathPlot in Scilab to plot arrays (same way that plot2d or plot3d). You need to use jplot.sci script which provides an interface to CLI call with similar syntax. Usage : jplot2d(data1,options,data2,options) or jplot3d(data1,options,data2,options) [data] is an array of numbers, [options] are related to previous [data] and should be : text/html 2007-09-08T05:27:55-07:00 Yann Richet http://jmathtools.sourceforge.net/doku.php?id=jmathplot:python&rev=1189254475&do=diff1189254475 You can use JMathPlot in Python to plot arrays (same way that matplotlib). You need to use jplot.py script which provides an interface to CLI call with similar syntax. Usage : jplot2d(data1,options,data2,options) or jplot3d(data1,options,data2,options) [data] is an array of numbers, [options] are related to previous [data] and should be : text/html 2007-09-08T05:22:40-07:00 Yann Richet http://jmathtools.sourceforge.net/doku.php?id=jmathplot:cli&rev=1189254160&do=diff1189254160 You can use JMathPlot in CLI to plot the content of ASCII files (same way that XMGrace). You just need to get jplot.sh for Linux/MacOS/Solaris or jplot.bat for Windows, and jmathplot.jar in the same directory. text/html 2007-09-08T05:19:22-07:00 Yann Richet http://jmathtools.sourceforge.net/doku.php?id=downloads&rev=1189253962&do=diff1189253962 * Latest version Package JAR (source code embedded) JMathArrayjmatharray.jarJMathPlotjmathplot.jarJMathIOjmathio.jar * All versions on SourceForge * CVS version * Anonymous CVS Access (modulename may be any jmathtools module : jmathplot, jmatharray,...) text/html 2007-09-05T14:10:13-07:00 Yann Richet http://jmathtools.sourceforge.net/doku.php?id=start&rev=1189026613&do=diff1189026613 What JMathTools IS JMathTools is a collection of independent packages designed to fit common engineering/scientific computing needs. For now, JMathTools contains: * JMathArray: simple linear algebra for double[][] arrays using static methods * JMathPlot: interactive plot in 2D / 3D * JMathIO: binary and ASCII input/output for double arrays