https://sourceforge.net/p/pplot/news/2006-05-02T19:18:02ZRecent posts to news2006-05-02T19:18:02Z2006-05-02T19:18:02ZPier Philipsenhttps://sourceforge.net/u/pierphil/https://sourceforge.neta9939d03b6a2e29073ce4bb6f8caec6147752699

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Improvements to wxWidgets version due to S. Verdoold.</p></div>

2004-09-12T13:20:02Z2004-09-12T13:20:02ZPier Philipsenhttps://sourceforge.net/u/pierphil/https://sourceforge.net629bdb2c905ac0ee82c729b5b75e9b1a2786137c

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Plot supports now zooming and editing of data and has been ported to wxWindows. </p></div>

2003-10-04T20:06:00Z2003-10-04T20:06:00ZPier Philipsenhttps://sourceforge.net/u/pierphil/https://sourceforge.nete5391eaaf2bf1a8b1eb228932008f06b966956d4

<div class="markdown_content"><p>The latest release (pplot-2003-10-04) features interfaces from ruby and python to pplot. This means that pplot has become scriptable, thus making it more flexible: with your script you can dowload the latest stock market information, perform some operations on it, and view the result in a pplot widget.</p></div>

2003-09-09T18:07:26Z2003-09-09T18:07:26ZPier Philipsenhttps://sourceforge.net/u/pierphil/https://sourceforge.net9b14b3c31d4b894d9f3ae00cdb4f354611f3f6d3

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Now there is a wrapper available to interface with the script language ruby to pplot. The way to use it is just as in c++, except that you can use native ruby arrays, making it very convenient to use. Needless to say it does not matter whether you are using a qt, cocoa or whatever implementation of pplot on a particular platform.</p></div>

2003-06-09T19:35:28Z2003-06-09T19:35:28ZPier Philipsenhttps://sourceforge.net/u/pierphil/https://sourceforge.netd2dec20c01d891ca5de0cee9f78fd4067b76e598

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Pplot welcomes Carlos Rega as a new developer.</p></div>

2002-11-08T20:56:21Z2002-11-08T20:56:21ZPier Philipsenhttps://sourceforge.net/u/pierphil/https://sourceforge.neta708d056cf1413ad380e4e8e064b17b839185077

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Thanks to Drew McCormack, Portable Plot can now be integrated in Max OS X applications.</p></div>