LabPlot+Cantor for GSOC 2014?

[Shubham Pansari]

Hi Alexander,
I just want to know that can I make a project on LabPlot large enough to
apply for GSoC 2014. I have seen that there are many ideas in the wishlist
of LabPlot. If those are not big enough then can I also include some ideas
from cantor or vtk to make it a good project and it will be very helpful if
you are available to mentor me for this project.

Thanks and Regards,
Shubham


On Thu, Feb 20, 2014 at 1:57 AM, Alexander Semke <Alexander.Semke at web.de>wrote:

> > There is one problem with LabPlot that whenever I try to plot something
> it
> > closes unexpectedly. How should I handle that and secondly I have
> > completely understand the workflow. Now one thing which I would I like to
> > ask that according to which package I should develop the extract data
> > function, like g3data using gtk or like digitizer.
> No, you shouldn't use gtk...
> I mentioned those projects just as examples for things that we also can
> implement for LabPlot. You can pick up some ideas there or look for
> solutions
> for some technical problems, if there will be any at all. The code and the
> appearance of this new tool should be very close in style to everything we
> have now in LabPlot. And it should, of course, be Qt-based :-)
>
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