Free plot aprs position software for linux

showposition is a Web-based tool that shows (using Google Maps) the position provided in the URL, with a comment provided in the URL.

showposition is useful if you want to explain to somebody (e.g. on Usenet) where something is.

Games::Sequential::Position is a base Position class for use with Games::Sequential.

SYNOPSIS

package My::GamePos;
use base Games::Sequential::Position;

sub init { ... } # setup initial state
sub apply { ... }

package main;
my $pos = My::GamePos->new;
my $game = Games::Sequential->new($pos);

Games::Sequential::Position is a base class for position-classes that can be used with Games::Sequential. This class is provided for convenience; you dont need this class to use Games::Sequential. It is also possible to use this class on its own.

ploticus is a free, GPL, non-interactive software package for producing plots, charts, and graphics from data. ploticus was developed in a Unix/C environment and runs on various Unix, Linux, and win32 systems.

ploticus is good for automated or just-in-time graph generation, handles date and time data nicely, and has basic statistical capabilities. It allows significant user control over colors, styles, options and details.

From the command line you can run ploticus using the pl command. The pl command can also be invoked via CGI. C developers can use libploticus. Other interfaces exist for packages such as Python.

GPlot provides a convenient front-end for gnuplot. GPlot GUI accepts a large set of options to generate a single plot of one or more sets of data (overlaid as necessary). This adds no new functionality to gnuplot, but rather makes it easier to generate gnuplot input.
Sometimes the simplest things can be remarkably difficult to get done. That was my reaction when I first tried to make a few simple plots. I knew about gnuplot, but it took way too long to make my first useful plot.
Perhaps the most frustrating task was trying to do something as simple (to me) as "plot this data with a blue line" or maybe the dauntingly (:-) complex "plot this data with a blue line using triangles for the data points". Eventually, I figured out one answer was this fragment:
set linestyle 10 lt 3 lw 1 pt 8 ps 0.55 plot my.data with linespoints linestyle 10
Alright, Im fed up! No more trying to figure out lt 3 versus lt 5 and pt 3 versus pt 22!
I just want a simple command I can understand that does what I want:
gplot.pl -color red -point triangle my.data
Sure gplot.pl cant handle five or ten million complexities that gnuplot can -- but I dont care. All I want is a way to plot some simple columnar data and get a graphic or
Postscript file of it and I dont want to spend very many seconds figuring it out. If this is what you want too, gplot.pl is for you too.
Examples:
# plot data in 1a.data. Show as X window
gplot.pl 1a.data
# plot 2 sets of data. Show as X window
gplot.pl 1a.data 2a.data
# plot data in 1a.data. Create a Postscript file /tmp/gplot.ps
gplot.pl -type ps 1a.data
# plot data in 1a.data. Create a Postscript file
gplot.pl -type ps -outfile 1a.ps 1a.data
# plot data in 1a.data. Annotate it a little
gplot.pl -title "This is my data" -ylabel "Vertical Axis"
-xlabel "Horizontal Axis" 1a.data
# plot 3 sets of data, specify colors and points
gplot.pl -color green -point uptriangle 1a.data
-color blue -point box 2a.data
-color green -point circle 3a.data
Enhancements:
- This release adds support for gnuplot 4.0.
- It adds support for JPEG output files.
- There is no need to upgrade unless you are on gnuplot 4.0.
- Stay on release 1.1 if you are using gnuplot 3.x.

Plotting all 2D and 3D functions had never been so easy. Many samples are included.
Its also possible to print or export the plots in postscript format.
Main features:
- Plot any 2D or 3D parametric function
- Save and open parameters of a plot
- Print or export to postscript format
- Separate output and control windows to allow more working space
- Many samples included
- Zoom and axis control

PlotMM is an extension to GTKmm which provides a 2D data plotting widget. PlotMM is an extension to the gtkmm library. It contains widgets which are primarily useful for technical and scientifical purposes. For the beginning, this is a 2-D plotting widget (see screenshot above).
Main features:
- Plot Widget with tick marks, tick labels, axis labels, a title and an optional selection rectangle (grid and legend will be added soon)
- curves for 2D-data with and without errorbars; the curves can be drawn using various curve styles and symbols, each with different colors
- axes have automatic major and minor tick generation for linear and logarithmic scales and provide autoscaling
- signals allow to handle mouse events from the plot canvas
- a simple example application demonstrates the use of the PlotMM classes
Enhancements:
- This release adds compatibility with gtkm-2.4/2.6 and fixes several bugs.

Bio::Tools::Run::PiseApplication::freak is a Perl module.

Bio::Tools::Run::PiseApplication::freak
Bioperl class for:

FREAK Residue/base frequency table or plot (EMBOSS)


Parameters:

(see also:
http://bioweb.pasteur.fr/seqanal/interfaces/freak.html
for available values):


freak (String)

init (String)

seqall (Sequence)
seqall -- any [sequences] (-seqall)
pipe: seqsfile

letters (String)
Residue letters (-letters)

step (Integer)
Stepping value (-step)

window (Integer)
Averaging window (-window)

plot (Switch)
Produce graphic (-plot)

graph (Excl)
graph (-graph)

outfile (OutFile)
outfile (-outfile)

auto (String)

psouput (String)

pyglplot is a program to 3D-plot mathematical functions and datafiles. It is written as a module for python and as such features the full power and flexibility of the python programming language.
Main features:
Data Sources
- Plot python functions
- Plot python dictionaries containing the coordinates of the points and their position in the grid
- Plot plain datafiles as understood for example by gnuplot
Graphics
- Can make 3D plots of surfaces in normal or parametric mode
- Support coordinate transforms, i.e. can make e.g. polar plots
- Support for pm3d-style coloring of the surface
- Support for wireframe plotting atop of the surface
- Support for transparency: translucent plots
- Support for different types of fog and arbitrary background colors
- Support for dynamic light and specular reflexes etc.
- Use either perspective projection or parallel projection
- Save the rendered plots as portable network graphics (.png)
- Adjust all graphics parameters via dialog windows
Platforms
- This program is developed and tested on Max OS X 10.4 on powerpc with fink and Debian GNU/Linux on i386. It should compile and run everywhere where its prerequisites and requisites thereof are available. These are gtkglext-1.0 and gthread-2.0. Some minimum versions of the libriaries must be met, unfortunately, the gtk+-2.2 packages provided by fink for Mac OS X 10.3 are not sufficient -- perhaps I will port it there.