Description:Data analysis and scientific plotting. If you download the linux binary, this program works okay. However, if you wish to compile this program on your machine, be prepared for a wild ride. I have compiled numerous programs, but I have been unable to compile this one. I have all of the recommended software and the latest source continued to prompt me for emf.h and wine header files. Finally I copied all of the wine header files into the EmfEngine src directory, only to have the compiler fail during the 2D graph, but without any error message.

• Qtiplot Pro 5

I do not believe that the author has a full list of the compilation dependencies. Got good archives.As in past versions, I never succeded in compiling the '3rdParty' stuff.

Qtiplot Pro 5

Some suggestions:1. A configure script that can set paths of existing installed packages suchs as gsl.2. More sophisticated: Kde had that konstruct package that downloaded as well as built compnonents. Such would get qwtplot, etc.

And build them first in the folders you want.3. I could install a.deb but have no need for a service contract. Using 'checkinstall', any one who succedes in compiling everything could create a.deb (even though these usually are not canonical Debian ruled installations) so why not simply give us a good.deb (with no customer support-want that, pay for it!). HelloI really appreciate the work that led to such a great program.

I think that Qtiplot is the only candidate to be a serious plotting program for linux. However, a found some problems.1) Recently, I compiled 0.9 ver and found the bug regarding the subscripts. After putting subscripts into plot legend or text within plot area, it is displayed in new line as a normal text.2) Exported plots to EPS format posses completely rescaled fonts and all proportions are not conserved.

Cd fundo de quintal vou festejar gratis. This makes such plots useless.I also have a suggestion to implement something like a New Page to qtiplot. Such page should have a ruler in metric scale that would makes arrangement of the plot much easier (as in RLPlot program, for example).

Now, I am trying to prepare figures for a scientific publication and so much pain must be taken to make all plots the same size and look.Is it possible to obtain description of the qti file format? I would like to add an option to export data in my program (www.eleana.xt.pl) that could be immediately loaded into qtiplot.Anyway, the program is really great!!! Hello,And thanks for the nice words about QtiPlot. Concerning the 'BUT' part:1) You must use the last Qwt 5.0.2 version as indicated on the QtiPlot webpage. With this version I can't reproduce the bug!2) Open the export dialog, click the 'Advanced' button and check the option:'Keep aspect ratio'Concerning your suggestion: this could be helpful indeed.

Please add a feature request on the berliOS tracker at:that I don't forget about it!There's no official description of the.qti file format. Just look at the sources! Anyways the file format will probably changed to a full XML format in the future.Exporting your data as columns of ASCII, separated by commas, tab or whatever, would be OK!Hope this helps and best regards,Ion.