Re: ANN: OresmeKit 0.1

[Riccardo Mottola]

Hi Nikolaus,

H. Nikolaus Schaller wrote:
> Happy Birthday!
>
> > Started many years ago, it has finally come the moment for a first public 
> > release, since I put together even a first draft of documentation.
> >
> > OresmeKit is a framework which provides NSView subclasses that can display 
> > data. It is useful to easily embed graphs in your applications, e.g. monitoring 
> > apps, dashboards and such.
> > OresmeKit supports both GNUstep and Cocoa/MacOS
> >
> > Data is supplied as series with information such color and title.
> >
> > Currently implemented are:
> > - X-Y plotting (Cartesian coordinates)
> > - Line charting (with multiple series support)
> > - Pie Charts
> >
> > Look here for more information, screenshots sources and Documentation.
> >
> > http://gap.nongnu.org/oresmekit/index.html
> Looks nice and certainly finds its use-places.

Yes, I hope. I think it should run on myStep and on OpenMoko, you might try!

I started using it to display remote load of systems.. but I made it 
more generic and intend to further improve it.
There are few Kits of this kind around, especially when I started a 
couple of years ago, even on Cocoa. They were either incredibly 
over-engineerid and complicated, or too limtied.

> As written in a private mail, I have a tiny birthday present for you Riccardo.
> It is a port of an old OpenMoko game, MokoMaze, to Objective-C:
>
>         http://git.goldelico.com/?p=mokomaze.git
>
> It just lacks a GNUstep makefile and some input device handling (it is
> written for a handheld device with accelerometer).

I'll look into it! thanks for the gift.

I got your email, but wanted to reply with a bit more completeness.

Riccardo