18 Mar
2010
18 Mar
'10
2:01 p.m.
Hello everyone, I'm Gabriel Camby.
I'm currently working on Maispion (made by François Stephany of University
of Mons (Belgium)) for my master thesis.
I have a question for all EyeSee gurus out there; I want to make an history
diagram with a labelled X axis, is that possible?
The X labels do not necessarily need to be in accordance with the data. The
labels are here only to give an idea of time.
Such diagram could show us the evolution of several projects (each project Y
is calculated using its number of code lines for example) in regard to the
time.
I tried to experiment a bit but it's not really great or clean.
Do you have any ideas?
18 Mar
18 Mar
2:40 p.m.
On Mar 18, 2010, at 2:01 PM, Gabriel Camby wrote:
Hello everyone, I'm Gabriel Camby.
I'm currently working on Maispion (made by François Stephany of University of Mons
(Belgium)) for my master thesis.
Cool.
I have a question for all EyeSee gurus out there; I
want to make an history diagram with a labelled X axis, is that possible?
The X labels do not necessarily need to be in accordance with the data. The labels are
here only to give an idea of time.
Such diagram could show us the evolution of several projects (each project Y is
calculated using its number of code lines for example) in regard to the time.
I tried to experiment a bit but it's not really great or clean.
Do you have any ideas?
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3:08 p.m.
It would be great to have EyeSee running on Pharo and Mondrian.
I will on that one day...
Cheers,
Alexandre
On 18 Mar 2010, at 09:01, Gabriel Camby wrote:
Hello everyone, I'm Gabriel Camby.
I'm currently working on Maispion (made by François Stephany of
University of Mons (Belgium)) for my master thesis.
I have a question for all EyeSee gurus out there; I want to make an
history diagram with a labelled X axis, is that possible?
The X labels do not necessarily need to be in accordance with the
data. The labels are here only to give an idea of time.
Such diagram could show us the evolution of several projects (each
project Y is calculated using its number of code lines for example)
in regard to the time.
I tried to experiment a bit but it's not really great or clean.
Do you have any ideas?
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2:24 p.m.
Maispion is not yet moved to Pharo (if it will ever be).
So I'm still working in Visualworks Smalltalk.
Thanks anyway. :)
2010/3/18 Alexandre Bergel <alexandre(a)bergel.eu>
It would be great to have EyeSee running on Pharo and
Mondrian.
I will on that one day...
Cheers,
Alexandre
On 18 Mar 2010, at 09:01, Gabriel Camby wrote:
Hello everyone, I'm Gabriel Camby.
I'm currently working on Maispion (made by
François Stephany of University
of Mons (Belgium)) for my master thesis.
I have a question for all EyeSee gurus out there; I want to make an
history diagram with a labelled X axis, is that possible?
The X labels do not necessarily need to be in accordance with the data.
The labels are here only to give an idea of time.
Such diagram could show us the evolution of several projects (each project
Y is calculated using its number of code lines for example) in regard to the
time.
I tried to experiment a bit but it's not really great or clean.
Do you have any ideas?
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