Re: ptplot and swarm-java

[Paul E Johnson]

"Marcus G. Daniels" wrote:
> 
> >>>>> "PJ" == Paul E Johnson <address@hidden> writes:
 
> Nothing prevents you from putting new Java classes in the analysis package.

Whoa.  Can Objective-C programs access classes written in Java?  Do we
have any like that now?

> A Selector is a notion foreign to Java; Java doesn't let you
> disassociate messages from classes in a direct way.  Typically, you'd
> pass interfaces around, knowing that certain methods would be there
> by virtue of the typing.

I think I got it.  The grapher class would expect the class offering the
data would have:

 public double getOutputData (int x)

x tells the passer which data stream to provide.  A grapher like a
scatterplot would have to accept 2 data streams.

THis all presupposes I prepare java class objects from scratch, not
using ptplot, because of licensing, correct?
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