Chlor

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-	'''Chlor'''	+	[[Category:Graphics]]
		+	[[Category:Libraries]]
-	* produces non-interactive vector graphics diagrams and charts	+	'''Chlor''' is a pure-Haskell library that
-	* is pure-Haskell code	+
-	* provides reusable highlevel components	+
-	* supports essential file formats like PDF, SVG, EPS, etc.	+
-	[http://chlor.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/chlor/trunk/haskell/ Code repository]	+	* produces vector graphics
		+	* provides highlevel components
		+	* supports essential file formats like SVG, EPS, etc. (PDF to follow)
-	== Features==	+	== Examples ==
-	Boxes are used to define position and size of shapes.	+	The page jumps in an interactive novel:
		+
		+	[[Image:Chlor_example1.png]]
		+
		+	== Overview ==
	=== Boxes ===		=== Boxes ===
-	Boxes are	+	Layout can be defined by boxes, which are invisible themselves.
-	* invisible	+
-	* define position and size of shapes	+
-	A box can be	+	Boxes can be
	* shrinked		* shrinked
-	* split, with margins or no margins	+	* split - with margins or no margins
	* merged with other boxes		* merged with other boxes
		+	* filtered
	[[Image:Chlor_boxes.png]]		[[Image:Chlor_boxes.png]]
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	[[Image:Chlor_dash_patterns.png]]		[[Image:Chlor_dash_patterns.png]]
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		+	Clipping:
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		+	[[Image:Chlor_clipping.png]]
		+
		+	=== Transformations ===
		+
		+	Rotate, shear:
		+
		+	[[Image:Chlor_affine_map.png]]
	=== Charts ===		=== Charts ===

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Chlor is a pure-Haskell library that

• produces vector graphics
• provides highlevel components
• supports essential file formats like SVG, EPS, etc. (PDF to follow)

Contents 1 Examples 2 Overview 2.1 Boxes 2.2 Shapes 2.3 Graphical attributes 2.4 Transformations 2.5 Charts

1 Examples

The page jumps in an interactive novel:

2 Overview

2.1 Boxes

Layout can be defined by boxes, which are invisible themselves.

Boxes can be

• shrinked
• split - with margins or no margins
• merged with other boxes
• filtered

2.2 Shapes

Some builtin-shapes mapped to a box grid:

2.3 Graphical attributes

Dash pattern:

Clipping:

2.4 Transformations

Rotate, shear:

2.5 Charts

Line chart:

Categories: Graphics | Libraries