World: r3wp

where do I find the docs for hide (like to hide a password typed 
in?)  I know I have read it somewhere...

http://www.rebol.com/how-to/fields.html#sect3.6.maybe?

http://www.rebol.com/how-to/fields.html#sect3.6.

Strange, the last dot in the link dissappear.

I "find"ed for it there earlier but missed...silly me...but thanks.

aha!  hide uses data...that is what got me.

Does one still have the Carl's script for benchmarking your machine 
(with Rebol-Hz ans so on) ?

www.rebol.com/speed.r

Console:   0:00:01.859 - 272 KC/S
Processor: 0:00:00.391 - 2209 RHz (REBOL-Hertz)
Memory:    0:00:01.343 - 35 MB/S
Disk/File: 0:00:00.344 - 88 MB/S

;-P

On what?

thank"s

2.4 GHz P4, I think. Not even sure, what machine I'm using. hehe 
Not the good old days any longer, where you cared about that. ^^

Don't we just want Personal Computers to be >>Personal<< again? ;)

yes, and the Internet, too.

Let's change it then! Oh, we're already doing that. :-)

can we do line graphs line this with agg ?  http://www.compkarori.com/vanilla/display/rawlinegraph

SVG viewer required ...

it's just a line, isn't it?

yes...which gaussian blurs etc.

with

hmm, i think i don't have the svg viewer installed here, i was able 
to open it with inkscape but maybe it doesn't support that? i just 
see a line.

guess not.

with IE, I see the graph, with Firefox and the SVG viewer installed, 
I just see the xml

if i click the link i get a file download

there's an image of what you are supposed to see near the bottom 
here http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-svggrph/

isn't that a bit too blurry?

anyway, looks like the same graph rendered twice to make a blorry 
shadow

so you can render it, use the blur effect, and render it again with 
a small translation

looks fine to me .. I guess the gaussian blur is just eye candy

seems quite easy to achieve.

Shouldn't be too hard to get a nice result in View with AGG.

I was just playing with the q-plot, and the output seemed a little 
plain ...

so, I was thinking of switching to svg instead to produce the graphs 
I need.

view layout [box 400x400 white effect [draw [translate 2x2 pen gray 
line-width 1.7 line 10x300 100x200 390x10] blur blur blur blur blur 
blur draw [pen red line-width 1.2 line 10x300 100x200 390x10]]]

very nice ...

I also made an example with the draw dialect. Try:
view layout [image http://home9.inet.tele.dk/johnn/draw.png]

you need to end the block. It seems, AltME remove some chars sometimes.

well, you can also just click the link and see it in your browser.

nice too ..

huhm.. I click/dragged and the end of the block reappeared - guess 
it's just invisible

Has anyone used q-plot?

It seems to ignore x-axis values except the start and last ones.

>> date-data: [ 1-Jan-2005 2-Jan-2005 3-Jan-2005 1-Dec-2005 ]
== [1-Jan-2005 2-Jan-2005 3-Jan-2005 1-Dec-2005]
>> y-data: [ 1 2 3 4 ]
== [1 2 3 4]

 view quick-plot [ 800x300 x-data [(date-data)] line [(y-data)] x-axis 
 6 ]

which draws a very straight line.

is line-width only valid for the agg versions of View ?

Did Cyphre ever release his agg_lite.dll with text rendering as he 
said he was going to do for devcon?

I just downloaded the rebol-agg.zip file and the file dates are still 
June 2004

AGG text rendering is in alpha View too...

what do you mean by text rendering? Text rendering in terms of draw? 
Imo now biggest drawbacks for general View usability are - incomplete 
keyboard handler + non-existance of rich text. I think that Carl 
could come up with some solution, where face/text rendeing could 
be switched to use agg capabilities internally ...

btw - I don't like current face object structure at all! Imo we could 
have kind of graphics face, where subobjects like para, text, font 
would be removed, and then more rich face, for text ... but in terms 
of rich text, font, para and text are useless too, as they allow 
only one style per face, kind of ZX Spectrum to me, which allowed 
only one color per 8x8 pixel ;-)

G: I don't recall q-plot as being date-smart.  It just thinks you 
are feeding four data points.