\'95 Neither the name of the author nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission. \'95 Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. \'95 Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met: \ \b 0 \cf 0 Copyright \'a9 2001-2008, Per Persson, The AquaTerm project \ \b 0 \cf 0 In many ways! Write code (core or adapters), write documentation, improve the website, test and report bugs, write supporting notes in email or sponsor the project with cash. \b 8 How can I help in improving AquaTerm? \ Use the mailing lists and/or trackers at the project website: \ The gnuplot adapter is part of gnuplot 4.x sources and the PLplot adapter is part of PLplot as of version 5.5.3 \Įxamples of how to use AquaTerm from C, Python, and Fortran as well as a Perl module and an adapter for PGPLOT can be found in the adapters folder. The C API is unfortunately only documented by the header file aquaterm.h, but the calls are very similar to the methods described in AQTAdapter.html and it as a reference together with the C and Fortran examples should be enough to get you started. \ĭocumentation for the Obj-C API is in AQTAdapter.html. \i \b 0 \cf 2 The developer documentation is out of date, please use to the source code and mailing lists at if you want the latest information. \b 6 What is in the Developer Extras folder? \ \f 0 \nosupersub Aquaterm is already the default terminal in Gnuplot as of version 4.1, if it was built with aquaterm support. \b 0 PGPLOT_DEV \'97 set this to "/AQT" to make AquaTerm default output in PGPLOT \ \b 0 GNUTERM \'97 set this to "aqua" to make AquaTerm the default terminal in Gnuplot Users/you/source/build/AquaTerm.app launched automatically from clients. \b 0 AQUATERM_PATH \'97 set this to have a specific copy of AquaTerm.app e.g. \b 0 AQUATERM_LOGLEVEL \'97 set in the range 0-4 to have increasing levels of logging to stdout, zero means no logging. The following environment variables may be of interest: \ \b \cf 0 5 Is AquaTerm and clients aware of the environment? \ \įor backwards compatibility symlinks to shared lib and headers (located inside amework) will be placed in /usr/local/lib and /usr/local/include/aquaterm. It will place amework in /Library/Frameworks. The installer will install the application AquaTerm in /Applications. \ĭevelopers also need the stuff in the Developer Extras folder, which can be dragged to a convenient location. \Īn end user only need to double-click the installer package and follow the instructions. The API is designed to fit well with procedural code, rather than OO-code. The target audience is a user of plotting applications such as Gnuplot (directly or indirectly) or homebrew command line tools who would like a native Mac OS X display option with PDF and EPS export functionality \Ī developer who would like to provide graphics output on OS X for their application. \įirst and foremost, AquaTerm is of no or very little use by itself \'85 you need another application to provide input data. \Ĭurrently Gnuplot 4.x and programs based on PGPLOT and PLplot are or can be made AquaTerm aware. In order for that to work, the CLI need to be compiled with support for AquaTerm. \b 0 \cf 0 It is a small application that acts as an output device for other programs (command line applications, CLI) that need to render vector and bitmap graphics in windows. \b 0 \cf 0 your friendly plotting front-end \ĥ Is AquaTerm and clients aware of the environment? \Ħ What is in the Developer Extras folder? \Ĩ How can I help in improving AquaTerm? \
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