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Some good controls and examples to chart functions
I am looking for some examples of plotting functions with some code and seeing that on a chart
so If I had a function like
y=x^2+2
I want to see that plotted from say 0 to some really high number.
C# (WPF in VS 2010 maybe) would be ideal or if their is some other library that works well for this that is fine.
NPlot will do it and it is free. I have found the initial learning curve is a little steep compared to other options (although it is more powerful too).
http://netcontrols.org/nplot/wiki/
This one might be promising as well – not sure what they use internally but you could find out fairly quickly.
http://windowsclient.net/downloads/folders/wpfsamples/entry5094.aspx
http://graphingcalculator.codeplex.com/