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Re: Reverse engineering the new graphics PLOT() margin property? [message #79917 is a reply to message #79916] Sun, 15 April 2012 10:49 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
lecacheux.alain is currently offline  lecacheux.alain
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> David Fanning writes:
> I don't have any special knowledge about this, but
> my guess is that the people who have enough knowledge
> about this system to document it properly are too busy
> trying to make it work correctly to write about it.
> Maybe a couple of years from now there will be time
> to do a better job of it.
>
What you guess makes sense.
But I disagree with the view that the new graphics system would be too
much complex to work. I am now using it extensively, in real
scientific work, since several months. I learned a lot! I can quickly
produce figures of publishable quality (faster and better than by
using direct graphics); widget programming is oversimplified by using
"widget_window"; I can easily build and use movies when I want to do
some animated presentations; 3-D plotting is no longer a technical
difficulty; and many other things that I did not discover yet.
Of course, there are still some hard limitations, too much frequently
encountered and really frustrating. But most often, when I get a
problem with new graphics, I have no way to decide whether the problem
comes from an actual bug or because I am misusing it ! An usable
documentation would fix that and, by the way, would certainly help
Exelis in getting more useful returns from users.
alx.
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