There are other backends as well see Rendering backends. Note, if you don't want the SVG backend at all, you must You can also mix and match all the above flags to get multipleīackends. Which can render diagrams directly to GTK windows. If you want the cairo backend, you can issue theĪdd -fgtk to also get a GTK backend (based on the cairo backend)
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PDF), but can be much more difficult to install on some platforms There is also a backend based on the cairo graphicsįeatures than the SVG backend and additional output formats (PNG, PS, frasterific flags, respectively: cabal install -fps diagrams Transparency, and a raster backend (based on the excellent Postscript backend, which supports all features except There are several other Haskell-native backends including a The diagrams package is a convenience wrapper that simply pullsĭiagrams-core (core data type definitions and utilities),ĭiagrams-lib (standard primitives and combinators),ĭiagrams-contrib (user-contributed extensions), andĭiagrams-svg (Haskell-native backend generating SVG files). To exit the sandbox, just exit the shell. Packages available to GHC you can now run ghc normally, without This will start a new shell in an environment with all the diagrams (feel free to substitute your favorite shell in place of bash).
Which will run ghc -make MyDiagram.hs in the sandbox environment.Īlternatively, on any Unix-ish system you should be able to do To make use of the diagrams libraries in the sandbox, you can useĬommands such as cabal exec - ghc -make MyDiagram.hs Once you have the prerequisites, we recommend installing diagrams in a If you do not already have these, we recommend following the minimal The Glasgow Haskell Compiler (GHC), version 7.8.x or later. Couldn't match type V ( P2 Double) with V2 Doubleīefore installing diagrams, you will need the following:.
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