On Tuesday 17 March 2009 14:46:49 Philippe Hamelin wrote:
> 2009/3/17 Herman Bruyninckx
> <Herman [dot] Bruyninckx [..] ...Herman [dot] Bruyninckx [..] ...en.
>be>>
>
> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009, Ruben Smits wrote:
> > On Tuesday 17 March 2009 14:26:47 Philippe Hamelin wrote:
> >> Hello,
> >> Does anyone already programmed a Scope GUI to monitor real time values
> >> from the TCP Reporter ?
>
> URL about this "Scope GUI", please? Your 'first impressions'? What would be
> its "competitive advantages"?...
>
> I wasn't talking about a particular software. I'm just looking for a tool
> to plot the real time recorded data.
>
> > The TCP Reporter was once created together with a plugin for kst
> > (http://kst.kde.org) by a summer student and then rewritten by me for a
> > project. I think Herman should still have some of the source code for the
> > kst plugin.
>
> He did not deliver, in the end... :-(
>
> I looked at kst and this is exactly what I'm looking for, but with TCP
> Reporter support :-) . Is there a particular reason why the kst plugin
> didn't work?

I don't know, i think parts of it definitly worked. But as Herman said, no code
is delivered and thus lost.

But I checked the kst website a little bit and the have a template for adding
a new datasource plugin, this is exaclty what you/we need as a starter.

look at: http://kst.kde.org/download.html at the bottom: Datasource Template,
i do not think it should be to hard to add support for the tcp reporter.

Ruben

On Tue, 17 Mar 2009, Philippe Hamelin wrote:

> 2009/3/17 Herman Bruyninckx <Herman [dot] Bruyninckx [..] ...>
> On Tue, 17 Mar 2009, Ruben Smits wrote:
>
> > On Tuesday 17 March 2009 14:26:47 Philippe Hamelin wrote:
> >> Hello,
> >> Does anyone already programmed a Scope GUI to monitor real
> time values from
> >> the TCP Reporter ?
>
> URL about this "Scope GUI", please? Your 'first impressions'? What
> would be
> its "competitive advantages"?...
>
>
> I wasn't talking about a particular software. I'm just looking for a tool to
> plot the real time recorded data.

Ok that's why I didn't find any mention on the net about this "Scope GUI"
:-)

Besides KST, I think CLAM <http://clam-project.org /> is also a potentially
good candidate: it's been developed with audio in mind, but its source is
very nicely decoupled from that application. It also allows to build a GUI
and not just do a Scope only :-)

But my technological bias goes towards the Python framework of Enthought
<http://code.enthought.com/projects/index.ph

: at least as complex to
understand and learn as Orocos, but also a framework with a long term and
broad vision :-)

Herman
>  
>
> > The TCP Reporter was once created together with a plugin for
> kst
> > (http://kst.kde.org) by a summer student and then rewritten by
> me for a
> > project. I think Herman should still have some of the source
> code for the kst
> > plugin.
>
> He did not deliver, in the end... :-(
>
>
> I looked at kst and this is exactly what I'm looking for, but with TCP
> Reporter support :-) . Is there a particular reason why the kst plugin
> didn't work?
>
> Philippe
>
>
>

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