Haskell Graphic for Windows

Question

I use the Haskell platform for Windows, and I would like to write a small program that can draw graphs. The graph must be exported to any image format (or even PDF).

What is the easiest way to do this?

(By schedule, I mean the schedule.)

Answer 1

By "graph" do you mean the meaning of graph theory (nodes and edges) or a graph?

The easiest way to display graphs in any language is to pass dot to Graphviz . Hackage even has a useful Data.Graphviz package that does some of the low-level work for you, especially if you're already working with excellent FGL .

The easiest way to display graphs in any language is to pass the gnuplot script to gnuplot . Again, there is a Graphics.Gnuplot package in Hackage.

Graphics.Rendering.Chart is not bad; he makes a fair amount more than gnuplot.

Actually, you should just look at Hackage and see what best suits your needs ...