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So far, I have tested it with Groovy, Java, Matlab, the R statistical environment, Scala and SciLab.

Platform-independent, pure Java library callable from any environment that supports a Java Virtual Machine (JVM).

JXGraph formed the basis for some of the core graphics classes in Waterloo. Waterloo is a free, open-source project and it draws upon resources from many other open-source resources: notably the JXGraph class that is part of the SwingLabs SwingX project and was originally developed for the “ Filthy Rich Clients” book by Chet Haase and Romain Guy. The list of available plots will grow in time. Here is a taster of some of the plots presently supported:įigure 1: Some Waterloo graphs showing a selection of some of the plots available. While these do not quite provide a drop-in replacement for Matlab graphics code, in most instances they require very few code line changes to try out the library using existing Matlab code. An accompanying Matlab library provides support for these objects in Matlab OOP wrappers.

Plots are more pixellated and less interactive than some might expect in a modern programming environment.Ī recent addition to the open-source Waterloo graphics library addresses this by providing a pure Java library of 2D graphics functions that can easily be integrated in Matlab. One of Matlab’s limitations is the quality of its 2D graphics. Today Malcolm will describe the Waterloo open-source project and its usage in Matlab.

Once again I would like to welcome guest blogger Malcolm Lidierth of King’s College London, who has already written here in the past.