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GraphBuilder plots the formula under your mouse. Alt+G opens a docked panel;
point at a line of the file and, if it parses as a formula, the curve is drawn
with its roots, intersections and extrema marked. A selection wins over the
line, and whatever comes from the editor keeps a slot of its own, so pointing
around does not fill up the list.
The report goes back the other way: one button puts it in a new tab as Markdown,
with the curve embedded as SVG so it stays text in a text editor, and another
drops the same report at the caret.
The panel is a web page in WebView2 and the computing is Object Pascal. The same
page runs as a browser demo
with the engine compiled to WebAssembly, so the plugin can be tried without
installing it.
Built with Lazarus and Free Pascal; the sources and the build script are in the
repository, so the DLL can be reproduced without a commercial compiler.
on Windows 10.
a formula off a line, draws it, and returns the report to the editor both ways.
Archive: https://github.com/pisarev/graphbuilder-npp/releases/download/v1.0.7/GraphBuilder-npp-1.0.7-win64.zip
sha256: 42b8f422c21717783a43d86f4c87fa511703c808e4012204419533d80771ff54