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− | '''Chlor''' is a highlevel Haskell vector graphics framework for producing non-interactive diagrams and charts. |
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+ | [[Category:Libraries]] |
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+ | '''Chlor''' is a pure-Haskell library that |
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− | It has the following properties: |
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+ | * produces vector graphics |
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− | * pure-Haskell code |
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+ | * provides highlevel components |
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+ | * supports essential file formats like SVG, EPS, etc. (PDF to follow) |
+ | == Examples == |
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− | [http://chlor.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/chlor/trunk/haskell/ Code repository] |
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+ | The page jumps in an interactive novel: |
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− | == Features== |
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+ | [[Image:Chlor_example1.png]] |
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+ | == Overview == |
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=== Boxes === |
=== Boxes === |
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+ | Layout can be defined by boxes, which are invisible themselves. |
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+ | Boxes can be |
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− | After you've created a box, you can shrink or split it: |
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+ | * shrinked |
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+ | * split - with margins or no margins |
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+ | * merged with other boxes |
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+ | * filtered |
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[[Image:Chlor_boxes.png]] |
[[Image:Chlor_boxes.png]] |
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=== Shapes === |
=== Shapes === |
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− | Boxes are used to define size and positions of shapes. |
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[[Image:Chlor_shapes.png]] |
[[Image:Chlor_shapes.png]] |
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+ | === Graphical attributes === |
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+ | Dash pattern: |
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+ | [[Image:Chlor_dash_patterns.png]] |
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+ | Clipping: |
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+ | [[Image:Chlor_clipping.png]] |
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+ | === Transformations === |
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+ | Rotate, shear: |
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+ | [[Image:Chlor_affine_map.png]] |
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=== Charts === |
=== Charts === |
Revision as of 20:34, 21 December 2011
Chlor is a pure-Haskell library that
- produces vector graphics
- provides highlevel components
- supports essential file formats like SVG, EPS, etc. (PDF to follow)
Examples
The page jumps in an interactive novel:
Overview
Boxes
Layout can be defined by boxes, which are invisible themselves.
Boxes can be
- shrinked
- split - with margins or no margins
- merged with other boxes
- filtered
Shapes
Some builtin-shapes mapped to a box grid:
Graphical attributes
Dash pattern:
Clipping:
Transformations
Rotate, shear:
Charts
Line chart: