StRa Plots
StRaPlots creates graphical represetations of your data. The input file to StRa can be created by many different ways. You can create the data file using any text editor and saving the data with the ".pld" extension. If you are a programmer, you can create the data by a simple procedure from your program. If you use Excel or similar tool, you can export the data selecting a colum or a row,save the data series in a file and thed inser it to the pld file you are creating.
The plots can have the following forms:
Each plot can have the user-defined background and colors. The plots can be exported in the form of 24-bit color bitmaps (.bmp). You can inser the exported files to your texts or presentations or open them using any image editor, like Paint for further editing and/or printing.
If you are a programmer, you can execute StRaPlots from your code, using, for example, the WINEXEC or similar command, with the StRaPlots command line.
In your code, you can easily insert instructions necessary to generate the required data file (see data formats). Then execute StRaPlots as an external program and terminate your program or make it wait some time.
You also can display stored (exported) images loading them from the corresponding files.
The plots can have the following forms:
- Multiple plots, each curve in a separate window. The windows can be moved, resized, activated etc.
- Multiple plots in one window
- Multiple 3D bar plots * A 3D plot of a surface, given as a NxM matrix of data (colored o black/white)
- A 2D color map for the given data matrix
Each plot can have the user-defined background and colors. The plots can be exported in the form of 24-bit color bitmaps (.bmp). You can inser the exported files to your texts or presentations or open them using any image editor, like Paint for further editing and/or printing.
If you are a programmer, you can execute StRaPlots from your code, using, for example, the WINEXEC or similar command, with the StRaPlots command line.
In your code, you can easily insert instructions necessary to generate the required data file (see data formats). Then execute StRaPlots as an external program and terminate your program or make it wait some time.
You also can display stored (exported) images loading them from the corresponding files.
StRaPlots creates graphical represetations of your data. The input file to StRa can be created by many different ways. You can create the data file using any text editor and saving the data with the ".pld" extension. If you are a programmer, you can create the data by a simple procedure from your program. If you use Excel or similar tool, you can export the data selecting a colum or a row,save the data series in a file and then inser it to the pld file you are creating.
The plots can have the following forms:
Each plot can have the user-defined background and colors. The plots can be exported in the form of 24-bit color bitmaps (.bmp). You can inser the exported files to your texts or presentations or open them using any image editor, like Paint for further editing and/or printing.
If you are a programmer, you can execute StRaPlots from your code, using, for example, the WINEXEC or similar command, with the StRaPlots command line.
In your code, you can easily insert instructions necessary to generate the required data file (see data formats). Then execute StRaPlots as an external program and terminate your program or make it wait some time.
You also can display stored (exported) images loading them from the corresponding files.
See below some examples of the StRaPlots images.
The plots can have the following forms:
- Multiple plots, each curve in a separate window. The windows can be moved, resized, activated etc.
- Multiple plots in one window
- Multiple 3D bar plots * A 3D plot of a surface, given as a NxM matrix of data (colored o black/white)
- A 2D color map for the given data matrix
Each plot can have the user-defined background and colors. The plots can be exported in the form of 24-bit color bitmaps (.bmp). You can inser the exported files to your texts or presentations or open them using any image editor, like Paint for further editing and/or printing.
If you are a programmer, you can execute StRaPlots from your code, using, for example, the WINEXEC or similar command, with the StRaPlots command line.
In your code, you can easily insert instructions necessary to generate the required data file (see data formats). Then execute StRaPlots as an external program and terminate your program or make it wait some time.
You also can display stored (exported) images loading them from the corresponding files.
See below some examples of the StRaPlots images.
Simple plots, multiple windows
The consecutive plots appear in cascade. You can make visible any plot window, move, resize and save the image to a file. To save the actual (vivble and activated) window, press the "s" key.
The plots can be black & white, if you declare the white plot background on the settings dialog. The axis and plot lines can be thin (one pixel) or thic (3 pixels pen width).
The plots can be black & white, if you declare the white plot background on the settings dialog. The axis and plot lines can be thin (one pixel) or thic (3 pixels pen width).
From the same data file you can generate a multiple plot in ane common window.
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Contact: Stanislaw Raczynski
Contact: Stanislaw Raczynski