Your code is missing a few classes (DotMorph?) and perhaps some messages as
well.
Perhaps you should assemble a change set and add some example code in the
postscript?
Thanks,
Sam

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Jesse Welton <jwelton at pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu> on 02/16/2000 03:29:53 PM

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On Wed, 16 Feb 2000 ssadams at us.ibm.com wrote:
>
> Andreas,
> I filed in the plot package and it contained lots of references to other
> MorphicWrapper (MW) classes, so I assumed it was dependent on them.  I
was
> hoping to find a simple, standalone example of the plotter that didn't
> require MW, all of your wonderful math objects, and a PhD in math to
boot.

I don't know if this is quite what you're looking for, but here's a simple
little PointPlotterMorph I wrote a little while back for some numerical
work I was doing.  It keeps a list of points and automatically scales to
the max and min x and y coordinates, and provides ScaleMorph axes which it
*tries* to provide nice tick-marks for.  It's rough around the edges, but
it may be useful to you (or someone).  I'd be glad to see it spruced up.
One particular problem it has, if I recall correctly, is that its behavior
is screwy if it doesn't have at least two points in its collection (or if
they are all at the same x or y).

-Jesse