generate-graph-from-graph-spec
Create a basic-graph-spec object.
make-basic-graph-spec function start-x step-x range &key color thickness name x-offset y-offset x-scale y-scale var1 var2 var3 var4 var5 var6 => basic-graph-spec
The function make-basic-graph-spec
creates a basic-graph-spec object. This object can be modified by the basic-graph-spec-*
accessors. The function generate-graph-from-graph-spec
generates the graph using the current values in the basic-graph-spec object, which is a drawing-object which when drawn draws the graph, which means drawing a line between each two successive points.
function must be a function of two arguments: the basic-graph-spec and the x value. It needs to return the corresponding y value.
start-x
,
step-x
and
range
define which x values to use: the first value is
start-x
, and then increase by
step-x
until the x is greater than (+
start-x
range
). For each x value, generate-graph-from-graph-spec
calls
function
with the
graph-spec
and the x value to generate the y value.
x-scale and y-scale (default to 1) are used to scale the x and y after calling function , by multiplying the x and y by x-scale and y-scale respectively.
x-offset and y-offset (default to 0) are used to translate the scaled values of x and y by adding the x-offset and y-offset to the scaled x and y.
The scaled and transformed pair x, y define a point. generate-graph-from-graph-spec
then generates a drawing-object that draws a line between each two successive points.
thickness
and
color
specify the thickness and the color of the lines. The lines are drawn with
scale-thickness
nil
.
name
and all the var
n
values are arbitrary values, which you can use to store anything that the function needs to compute the y value. The system does not read or write them.
The function copy-basic-graph-spec
can be used to copy a basic-graph-spec. basic-graph-spec-p
is the predicate.
basic-graph-spec
generate-graph-from-pairs
drawing-object
Higher level - drawing graphs and bar charts
CAPI User Guide and Reference Manual (Unix version) - 3 Aug 2017