Plot your data directly to a compressed image via console/terminal

From: "glenn.macgougan@xxxxxxxxx" <glenn.macgougan@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2007 22:23:33 -0800 (PST)

I've put together an open source app, plot2d (http://
plot2d.sourceforge.net), for plotting data (from ASCII files, almost
any delimiter) directly to a compressed image. It uses a simple ASCII
options file. It can also generate statistics for each series.

The project is still in the Alpha development stage. I'm looking for
further design feedback on the software.

What do you think of the target application? Batch/script files for
generating plots+statistics directly to compressed bitmaps.

Would you use this application and why/why not?

What is lacking in the documentation?

If you're keen, some review of the source is always appreciated.

.

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