-- Hoogle documentation, generated by Haddock
-- See Hoogle, http://www.haskell.org/hoogle/


-- | A quick way to use Mathematica like Manipulation abilities
--   
--   A pre-built ui for plotting based on plot. Quicker to use than
--   plot-gtk, but less configurable, and less versatile.
--   
--   Only provides ability to plot mathematical functions. But, also allows
--   dynamic plotting functionality similar to Mathematica.
@package plot-gtk-ui
@version 0.3.0.2


-- | Quick plotting for functions + dynamic plotting of functions
--   
--   <a>plotStatic</a> can be used to plot functions of the form
--   <i>f(x)=...</i>
--   
--   <a>plotDynamic</a> can be used to plot functions of the form /f(x, a,
--   b) = ...<i> where </i>a<i> and </i>b/ are additional parameters.
--   Sliders are provided for manipulating the values of <i>a</i> and
--   <i>b</i>, and the plot is animated in real-time.
module Graphics.Rendering.Plot.Gtk.UI

-- | Plot functions that don't depend on extra parameters
plotStatic :: (Double -> Double) -> (Double, Double) -> IO ()

-- | Plot functions that depend on extra parameters
plotDynamic :: (Vector u a, Vector v (a, a), a ~ Double, Dim u ~ Dim v, Dim v ~ S n, Arity n) => (u Double -> Double) -> v (Double, Double) -> IO ()

-- | Possibly returns an IO action that creates a plot assuming that it's
--   executing in a GTK environment (after initGUI). Returns Nothing if no.
--   of arguments does not match.
plotWithArity :: Int -> ([Double] -> Double) -> [(Double, Double)] -> Maybe (IO ())