We’re announcing the 2.12.1 minor patch release of #LabPlot with small improvements and bug fixes. :boost_love: 🚀
https://labplot.org/2025/08/18/labplot-2-12-1-released/
We recommend everybody update to this patch release which is available from our download page:
New features and enhancements are coming in the next major release. Stay tuned!
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My work revolves around taking tons of data with a python script, then processing it and generating graphs in another script. E.g. I measure y as I modify v, p, s, and f. And then at each v, p, and s, I look at y vs. f and extract some value k, then look at k vs s at each v, p and extract a j, then plot j vs v and p.
How would labplot fit into this? I’ve been thinking about what the next change in my plotting would be, and I’ve considered either adding on-click functionality to my existing script so I can click a v, p, j point to see the k vs s graph that gave that j; or possibly using some library that gives some web-browser based control of graphing. But if labplot seems well suited to this I can also add it into the contenders
@bigpEE in LabPlot you have a great control of graphing but your case is very specific and you’ll still need some scripting to automate this workflow.
In LabPlot we allow to use the data analysis and graphing routines in external C++ applications via our SDK as described in https://docs.labplot.org/en/sdk.html.
For the next release we’ll have Python bindings for this SDK and Python scripting within the application itself. You can check https://israelsgalaxy.hashnode.dev/gsoc24-final-blog-post to see what will become possible soon.