Notes:
FuncPlotter 2.4
The executable is in the form of a Java archive (JAR) file, which
requires
* (for use as an application) a Java runtime environment that
supports Java 1.6, such as Sun's Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
6.0 or later; or
* (for use as an applet) a web browser with a plug-in that supports
Java 1.6 applets, such as Sun's Java Plug-in 6.0 or later.
Sun's JRE, which includes Java Plug-in, is available from
<http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp>
The last version of FuncPlotter to be compatible with Java 1.5
(J2SE 5.0) was 1.10.
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EXECUTABLE
funcPlotter-2_4.tar.gz
Java archive (JAR) file and user documentation.
SHA-1 digest: 5fc9fe40084ece09c0abb7a52a06ad2a65bf722b
funcPlotter-2_4.zip
Java archive (JAR) file and user documentation.
SHA-1 digest: 029cff499f9fa9ce62a934ff6f1e4ecd27a34d35
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SOURCE CODE
funcPlotter-2_4-src.tar.gz
Java source code.
SHA-1 digest: 8c8b8f47894b471eb9e35e8652be0fdb00ef4431
funcPlotter-2_4-src.zip
Java source code.
SHA-1 digest: 45f7b648e6961d1c3b8e0b2c485ef082329e8be2
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Known problems:
2008-01-30
If the current document is modified outside FuncPlotter during an
editing operation (eg, while the Add Function dialog is displayed),
reloading the file in response to the resulting "file has been modified
externally" message will cause an unhandled error. This problem, which
exists also in all previous versions of FuncPlotter, has been fixed for
the next version.
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Changes:
Bug fixes:
* The surrogate minus character (if there is one) is now used in the
pop-up window that is displayed if an expression is too wide for the
function list.
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Other changes:
* In application mode, the configPath configuration property (ie, the
system property specified by -Dapp.configPath) now accepts a list of
directories separated by the system-dependent path separator instead
of a single directory.
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