Brian,
Funnily enough I was looking at this http://effbot.org/zone/console-handbook.htm#console-getconsole-method as your request came in. I know it is not WX, but have you considered :
scroll(rect, dx, dy, style, character)
Moves the given rectangle dx cells to the right (or left, if dx is
negative), and dy cells down (or up). The style and character attributes
are used to fill empty regions. If the character argument is omitted, it
defaults to space. If the style argument is omitted, it defaults to black.
<<<
This being a method from Console.
Move the block, starting at second point in from left, thus overwriting
the first point, and then add new end point.
Regards
Martin Williams
HNS Ltd.
Brian Hone <bhone@eink.com>
05/08/03 03:17 PM
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Subject: [wxPython-users] wxPlot and stripcharting
Hi Folks -
I have an application which would greatly benefit from a stripchart
(i.e. a line graph which can accept new points on one end and remove
points from the other end easily).
Before I dig in, has anybody worked on anything like this in wx? I've
been looking at wxPlot and wxPyPlot, and it looks doable, but will
require a fair amount of work. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Brian
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