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Generic spreadsheet Charts

by p01

V1.0 Nov 16, 2006 1:14:53 PM

This widget is a generic spreadsheet parser using Opera's graph library. It comes with presets for CSV, TSV, ACII art table. The user can create and save his/her own presets by typing the value and lines separators.

1.0.1:
- fixed the 'Open current chart in a browser tab' feature.
- added window.resizeTo() to be KDE and Gnome friendly.

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Thanks.

- a wizard
That might be a bit tricky but it that approach might more practical than X pages of help on the back side of the widget.

- select data format
Isn't it already covered by the 'Settings Presets' ? Note that the settings for the most common types of text based spreadsheets ( CSV, TSV, Ascii art ) are there by default.

- enter/paste data
The 'Spreadsheet' is a textarea. You can paste/enter whatever you want in there.

- choose chart
Do you mean the type of chart, as in 'Chart > Rendering Styles' ?

By p01 , # Dec 18, 2006 10:53:20 PM

It is a really good widget, but took me a while to understand it fully. So a couple of feature requests:

- A Wizard:
- select data format
- enter/paste data
- choose chart

- Color picker for the graphs

You can do it!

By Helmers , # Dec 14, 2006 2:31:24 PM

Thanks matey.

By p01 , # Nov 22, 2006 10:54:46 AM

Super cool! Very nicely done

By hzr , # Nov 17, 2006 11:35:05 PM

I made this widget early this summer. It worked at the time. Honest.
I'll fix those issues ASAP.

By p01 , # Nov 17, 2006 3:29:30 PM

Please resize the widget when you need to instead of having a big default size. KDE and Gnome are designed not to let chromeless windows like widgets be moved outside the workspace, so I can't really move the widget much

By toman , # Nov 17, 2006 12:33:42 PM

I never got "Open current chart in browser window" to work...

By dantesoft , # Nov 16, 2006 11:10:57 PM

Thanks. And it's actually useful. The other day somebody at work wanted to generate various charts out of some data in a weird text format. Creating all the charts he wanted took just a few minutes using the widget.

By p01 , # Nov 16, 2006 3:29:46 PM