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Allows for figures to be shown interactively in Tk applications
That way only projects that need it will have to deal with install Tk (that also includes tests)
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This adds a new backend to draw plots interactively using Ruby/Tk.
See the
examples/tk_canvas_wrapperfolder for details about how to use.I wrote this backend in order to be able to use rubyplot with TkComponent and TkInspect, 2 gems I'm building to make it easier to work with GUIs in Ruby.
I would love to have this code merged into the main branch so I can have a stable version of rubyplot as a dependency, instead of a fork.
Thanks for your work in rubyplot, BTW!