Thank you. Now it is working like a charm.
My experience with gnuplot is quite short. I think your library could help
a lot. My advices :
1.- Add a complete gnujavaplot.jar for those (like me) that sometimes are
too lazy to compile from the sources.
2.- Configure a project website (maybe at gnujavaplot.sourceforge.net) with
the javadocs and, even more
important, with a "two minutes tutorial", some examples... (I can help by
sending you a skeleton proposal if you want to).
3.- Don't use "JavaPlot" as the project name, as I think it is some kind of
common word that could make your project hard to distinguish from other
general java plotting libraries (gnujavaplot sounds fine for me :)
Regards,
Guido Garcia Bernardo
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=CF=84=CF=83=CE=B1=CE=BB=CE=BF=CF=8D=CE=BB=CE=B7=CF=82 wrote:
>=20
> There is a simple README file, which tells you how to start.
> There is also full javadoc, which should describe what everything does.
> This library follows gnuplot naming conventions, so that the details =20
> are found in gnuplot documentation.
> If you still have any problems or suggestions, I will be happy to hear =
=20
> from you.
>=20
> PS: probably I should upload README & javadoc somewhere...
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