Add Graphs To Your Mac OS X Applications For Free
Distribute Free Too!
December 9, 2003
If you want to add graphs to your Cocoa applications on Mac OS X (Panther)
then check out:
http://www.vvi.com/download/vvidgetcode
Where there is a Xcode project and Cocoa application source code example
showing how to place graphs, from line graphs to 3D surface graphs, into
your own applications. It is freeware. The download packages explains it
all.
Now, instead of using a graphing, spreadsheet or scripting application, you
can build your own. And, best of all, you are not constrained by a limited
set of algorithms. You can insert your own model or data source into the
Xcode project, rebuild, and off you go automatically generating results.
Whether your data source is a complex nonlinear model, hardware
acquisition, database server or a simple arithmetic expression you are set
to go. Because it uses Apple’s Xcode it can be Applescript driven or
programmed in Objective-C, ANSI-C and C++.
A perfect solution for analysts and scientists because they don’t have to
manually import data to a graphing application and because it is easy to
program and understand. That means less time trying to get data to a form
where it can be understood, and more time understanding results.
About VVI: VVI is a privately held corporation founded in 1989. VVI’s
customers are world-leading companies in the banking, biotechnology,
chemical, financial services, manufacturing, and pharmaceutical industries.
Systems that VVI helped build have been operational for years and at this
time are monitoring billions of dollars worth of products in real time and
on a global scale. These systems are, in part, based on VVI’s Vvidget Pro
and Peer Visual products.
