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A small bug in the release of version 0.4 caused QL Stats not to work if no mode was specified on the command line. The release 0.4a addresses this issue, but does not contain any other bugfixes or features (I _MIGHT_ have time to add new features in february 2008, so stay tuned!)

I proudly announce version 0.4 of QL Stats. Among a whole big load of small bugfixes and improvements, the highlight for this new version are the support for CPMA logfiles! :)

Ql Stats 0.3 is finally here! The new version features nice score graphs and - of course - lots of bugfixes and speed ups :)

Version 0.3 of QL Stats is comming along very nicely. 0.3 brings nice and shiny "score vs. time" graphs, similar to those ngStats has, and brings some more speed improvements.
The code is already working, but still needs some polishing. Due to personal reasons (me being very busy ;) ) I haven't found the time to polish and upload it, though. I expect to release 0.3 around the easter holidays (I don't think I'll have the time to work on the code till then).
However, if you just can't wait to try it out (and you're ok with bumping into the usual problems), you can grab the code as-is from the SVN.

Today version 0.2.1 of QL Stats was released, bringing some nice speedups and bugfixes to version 0.2 :)

QL Stats 0.2 was released today. The whole program was rewritten in Python, which lead to the elimination of big bugs (finally the statistics produced are actually CORRECT! ;) ) and the addition of some neat features.
Version 0.1 was written in C# as I had to write something for a "C# and .NET" class at my university. But since i like Python better a rewrite seemed the thing to do ;) Surprisingly the performance penalty for using Python instead of a .NET-Language was quite low: the .NET version processes a logfile of 2MB (the largest i could find) in about 140 seconds, the Python-version is only ~ 20 seconds slower. I expected a much bigger slowdown :-)... read more

Version 0.1 of QL Stats has been released. Don't expect too much of it! It can do some basic logfile reading, but none of the cool features I'm planning to implement are done yet. Also there might be some awful bugs still in the code ;-)