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 **[Graphing Data with GnuPlot from C++](https://github.com/swharden/code-notes/tree/master/Cpp/projects/2018-09-27%20hello%20gnuplot%20world)** isn't Csharp-specific, but can be translated to any programming language. It demonstrates how easy it is to graph data from any programming language by saving it as a text file then launching gnuplot on it. Advanced data control and styling can be set with command line arguments (compiled-in), or defined in script files which give the end user the ability to modify styling without modifying the source code. | ![](https://github.com/swharden/code-notes/blob/master/Cpp/projects/2018-09-27%20hello%20gnuplot%20world/doc/interactive.png)
 **[Realtime Microphone FFT Analysis](projects/18-09-19_microphone_FFT_revisited)** is a new version of an older concept. This project uses a modern [ScottPlot](https://github.com/swharden/ScottPlot/) which has many improvements over older projects listed here. | ![](projects/18-09-19_microphone_FFT_revisited/screenshot.png)
-**[ScottPlot](https://github.com/swharden/ScottPlot/)** is a portable class library which simplifies the act of drawing and manipulating graphs with Visual Studio. It can be used in Console Applications or in Windows Forms. It can be made interactive (left-click-drag to pan, right-click-drag to zoom), real-time resizable, and even display animated data. ScottPlot was born born here, but has now [matured into its own repository](https://github.com/swharden/ScottPlot/)! | ![](https://github.com/swharden/ScottPlot/blob/master/doc/screenshots/resize-pan-zoom.gif)
+**[ScottPlot](https://github.com/swharden/ScottPlot/)** is a portable class library which simplifies the act of drawing and manipulating graphs with Visual Studio. It can be used in Console Applications or in Windows Forms. It can be made interactive (left-click-drag to pan, right-click-drag to zoom), real-time resizable, and even display animated data. ScottPlot was born born here, but has now [matured into its own repository](https://github.com/swharden/ScottPlot/)! | ![](https://github.com/swharden/ScottPlot/blob/master/demos/demo_scatter.gif)
 **[DataView 1.0](/projects/18-01-15_form_drawing/)** is an interactive plotting control written using only the standard library. It allows panning/zooming by left-click-dragging the axis labels, moving the scrollbars, clicking the buttons, and also through right-click menus on the axis labels. Interactive draggable markers are also included. This control was designed to look similar to the commercial software ClampFit. I have decided to re-code this project from the ground-up, but the solution is frozen as-is (in a quite useful state) and the project page contains many notes of considerations and insights I had while developing it. | ![](/projects/18-01-15_form_drawing/screenshot2.png)
 **[QRSS Spectrograph](/projects/18-01-14_qrss/)** produces spectrographs which are very large (thousands of pixels) and very high frequency resolution (fractions of a Hz) intended to be used to decode slow-speed (1 letter per minute) frequency-shifting Morse code radio signals, a transmission mode known as QRSS. While functional as it is, this project is intended to be a jumping-off point for anybody interested in making a feature-rich QRSS viewer.|![](/projects/18-01-14_qrss/screenshot_qrss.png)
 **[realtime audio spectrograph](/projects/18-01-11_microphone_spectrograph/)** listens to your default recording device (microphone or StereoMix) and creates a 2d time vs. frequency plot where pixel values are relative to frequency power (in a linear or log scale). This project is demonstrated in a YouTube video. This example is not optimized for speed, but it is optimized for simplicity and should be very easy to learn from.|![](/projects/18-01-11_microphone_spectrograph/spectrograph.gif)