TPlot is an application I put together for my own use, to be able to generate and manipulate two-dimensional plots on my Macintosh. Plots can be zoomed in with the mouse, or resized simply by resizing the window. Plots from different windows (corresponding to different data files) may be combined into one graph using Cut/Copy and Paste.
This package includes an "Introduction to TPlot" file with more details on how to use the application (and a list of current bugs), v. 1.0 of the TPlot "fat" application (can run on either 680x0 Macs or Power Macs; requires System 7) and several sample plot files.
The TPlot source code, written in C, and a collection of auxiliary functions, is also available. Go to the URL http://comp.uark.edu/~jgeabana/tplot for more details. By adding the TPlot library functions to your programs, you'd be able to plot the results of your calculations and manipulate your data in a fully interactive way.
TPlot is freeware, but not public domain. You are free to modify it for your own use, but do not distribute a modified version, not even for free, without checking with me first.
As usual with most software, the author declines any responsibility for any damage (crashes, loss of data, etc.) that might result from malfunctioning of this program. You use it at your own risk. Please read the "Bugs" section in the attached document, and use some basic caution.
If you use TPlot and like it, please send me an e-mail to: Julio Gea-Banacloche <jgeabana@comp.uark.edu>. Comments, suggestions and bug reports are welcome!
