Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 29444
New 3d-plots for Scientists : 3d parametric plot and plot a surface in a 3d plot
Last modified: 2013-02-24 21:19:07 UTC
Hello, I write you because I think that 3d-plots for scientists are missing. For example How can I trace ... ? x(t)=cos(t) y(t)=sin(t) z(t)=t (helicoidal mouvement around z axis) It's a ***** 3d parametric plot *****. How can I trace ... ? **** a surface in 3d ***** z=f(x,y) for example z=sqrt(1-x^2-y^2) is a spherical surface with a radius R=1 Thanks
Hi, wrong component, I changed it to Chart and re-assigned it. Frank
Hi bettina, one for you. tk
*** Issue 29444 has been confirmed by votes. ***
Just an idea: is it possible to "recycle" gnuplot-code for these functions? In the long term, it would be great if even the entire functionality of gnuplot could be available in OOo.
Hello, I agree with you but I think there is a problem with GNUPlot licence. GNUPlot licence is neither GPL, neither LGPL. http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/gnuplot/gnuplot/Copyright?view=auto OOo must use a "LGPL like" license in order to allow commercials applications such as StarOffice. So, an idea could be to make an independant application "OOoPlot" inspired from GNUPlot. This application should be more objet oriented than GNUPlot to easily provide an interface to OOo Calc. "OOoPlot". OOoPlot could also provide scripting abilities for drawing and for ploting. OOoPlot will support multiple layer myplot = new plot() mylayer = new myplot.layer() mylayer.parametric.set() mylayer.plot(cos(t),sin(t)) myplot.refresh() All this features will be available for OOo Calc but also as a stand alone app. Regards
Reassigned to Ingrid.
Implementation of a surface chart is already targeted within Issue 29012. The general idea of having functions instead of ranges for series values is already filed in Issue 13079. So I set this to duplicate. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 29012 ***
closed as duplicate