Neil C

I can only respond in terms of Linux Mint 17.3 (based on Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit) - I don't know about other versions of Ubuntu. If possible the .so files (for libqwt.so and libqwtplot3d.so) should be installed to /usr/lib and not /usr/lib64 The Ubuntu 14.04 version of libqwt5-qt4 is 5.2.3-1 and provides libqwt-qt4.so.5, the opensuse.org version is 5.2.3 and provides libqwt.so.5. So only some minor increment in it but they provide different .so file names. I've just tried symlinking the ubuntu-provided...

I had success with installing the binary package and the python reloading of data (woo!). I discovered that my dependency issues came from the deb package installing libraries into /usr/lib64 which was not on my path and the libqwt5-qt4 package not picking up the one from the opensuse.org repository since it is behind the ubuntu version of this package. Setting up some symlinks into /usr/lib sorted out the former, forcing the package version through synaptic sorted out the latter. Thanks for your...

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I had success with installing the binary package and the python reloading of data (woo!). I discovered that my dependency issues came from the deb package installing libraries into /usr/lib64 which was not on my path and the libqwt5-qt4 package not picking up the one from the opensuse.org repository since it is behind the ubuntu version of this package. Setting up some symlinks into /usr/lib sorted out the former, forcing the package version through synaptic sorted out the latter. Thanks for your...

Try to remove the 0.2.4 SciDAVis version first. But I guess you have to remove the following packages also: - libmuparser2 - libqwt5-qt4 - libqwtplot3d-qt4-0 I did this but then kept running into other dependency issues and failed to get it up and running. If I can get the script working in 0.2.4, that would be a good start as I don't fancy another fight with the dependencies... The python script that gbm wrote should work with any SciDAVis version >= 0.2.3 Have you changed the scripting language...

I tried getting the latest version of SciDAVis for Ubuntu 14.04 but ran into dependency issues. :( Also tried the python script but this failed too - possibly since it's designed to work in the latest version?

Say I've loaded in some CSV files into SciDAVis tables from some model results, then I re-run my model with some tweaked parameterisation. Is there any way to reload the data from these updated CSV files? (BTW, I'm on version 0.2.4 from the ubuntu 14.04 repository.)