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Now, could you suggest me a free plotting library for C# similar to matplotlib? I need a tool capable of drawing graphs of one and two variable functions (so that I could pan the graph, zoom it in and out etc) and present them on a panel/widget embedded in a GUI window. It must be possible to run my app (using this tool) on a pc without additional software (libraries etc) installed and having no internet connection.


Solutions I have found after searching for some on the web:

gnuplot -- great but not embed-able (at least to my knowledge)

ILNumerics -- great but not free

OxyPlot, Live Chars -- great but can't do 3d surface plotting.



More suggestions?

Hey is there a way (some library etc) in C# (or Python) to parse mathematical expressions (namely, functions of n variables given as a string) and return delegates (or lambdas) that you can call repeatedly at run time?

Say, we have a math expression like "2*x1+sin(x2)+exp(3.557*x3)" written in a file (or read as input from keyboard etc). Now I want to read the expression from that file, store it in a string variable, and then get a function that will calculate this expression when given three arguments for x1, x2, x3.

Is there a way I can do this in C# (or Python) not implementing such tool myself?

Just great, Cogmind has finally come to steam. Been waiting for this since 2015... Wishlisted, instabuying on release.

And what about a Crit Dual Clawer build? I always dreamed of making one, preferably CI. But I'm unsure what skill I should go with as my main attack skill, maybe Blade Flurry? It looks nice and supposedly deals more damage than Reave. It's also uncertain how I would scale the damage output -- best support gems for that require red sockets (and much strength), which could be difficult to obtain on an evasion chest.

here's my best attempt:
https://tinyurl.com/y83pqhdj


Please note that my tree is built taking into constideration that I have neither crit gear nor currency to afford it, so I tried to grab as many % increased Critical Strike Chance nodes as I could, probably wasting some passive skills points for no particular benefit (in case I do have some crit pieces, like Maligaro's Virtuosity and Rat's Nest).

Thank you greatly for the help provided.

I decided to leave out IR and the nodes near the duelist start as you suggested and go for both Acrobatics and Phase Acrobatics. I also had to give up Kraityn (for his favour is not very beneficial to me anyway) and take the 2 passive skill points instead. I tried my best getting as many jewel sockets on this build as I could, but as of now I haven't any jewels that would fit my build, neither I can afford these at the moment anyway, so it's not a big priority to me right now, but I could respec some evasion nodes aroud Reflexes (they're not allocated in the linked version) and get two jewels sockets whenever the need to do so comes up.
 
As for the suggestion to pick Scion rather than Ranger, you see I've started a Ranger some time ago (currently at lvl 22) and now I'm just too lazy to do that part of the game again, and I like Ranger better.

current version of my passive tree is here:

https://tinyurl.com/y8xmy5et


Now the problem concerning me most is the questionable 'sustainability' of the build, for I couldn't come up with a solution that would provide me decent life and mana leech/regen.

And what does Attack Damage refer to, exactly? For example Coldhearted Calculation gives me 12% increased Attack Damage, does it mean damage dealt when you hit, so it's not very useful to my Caustic Arrow ranger focused on dealing damage overtime?

Could you suggest some decent jrpgs (with a turn-based tactical combat system) to someone who never played any single one of them? I'm not specifically asking for something basic and approachable for newbies, I just want an example of a good jrpg having played which you will have a (relatively) solid understanding what the genre is and know if you like this type of games.

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http://store.steampowered.com/app/650670/Grimoire__Heralds_of_the_Winged_Exemplar/

It's finally over. Cleveland Mark Blakemore is a man of his word.


Oh I believe there was another thread for the game?

Just a quick question about C.
Is there any difference between

typedef enum {A, B, C} enum1;
and

typedef enum enum1 {A, B, C};
in how the compiler would treat it?
I mean, which of the above is the right declaration of a "custom" enum type with the typedef statement?