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Enterprise d virtual tour download. Open the image file and install Qt for Mac. Open Terminal and change to the directory which the gsl-x.xx.tar.gz locates. For example, type 'cd Downloads', if gsl-x.xx.tar.gz locates in the downloads folder of your home directory.

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Section left in for historical interest. There is no 0.3.x code.

Plans: Use a common backend with two frontends, one with full KDE4integration (called LabPlot 2.x) and one with no KDE depenencies (pureQt so to say) for easier cross-platform use (called SciDAVis). (Yes,we know that KDE4 is in principle cross-platform as well. But we findthat KDE on Windows and Mac OS X in its current state is not ready tobe forced on every SciDAVis user.) This promises a faster developmentspeed for both projects while focussing on slightly differentaudiences. From the user’s point of view, there will still be twodifferent applications. From the developer’s point of view, there maysoon be one common code base which allows the choice of the frontendat compile time.

0.3.0: Aspect-framework/hierarchial project structure, modularstructure using Qt's plug-in system, XML file format

Plans: Most notably for users, the way the project contents are shownin the project explorer will change considerably. You will for examplebe able to change label and comment of a column in the projectexplorer. Internally, from this release on SciDAVis will be using aflexible data analysis and data storage architecture based on acolumn-based abstraction of a typed data source and filters modelledafter integrated electronic circuits (in the sense that they are a“black box” with a number of input and output ports). The project willinternally be stored in a hierarchial tree consisting of what we call``aspects'. The aspects and related classes will follow a ``5 layerdesign' somewhat comparable with the model/view/presenterparadigm. This will greatly improve the long-term maintainability ofthe application. The application code will be separated into severalindependent modules interacting through Qt’s plug-in system. This willfaciliate adding new features later and also improve themaintainability. The file format for SciDAVis projects will bereplaced by a completely XML based one. This allows to use robust XMLparsers, much better error handling and easy validity-checking ofproject files. Loading files in the legacy format will continue to besupported as an import function.

0.5.0: New visualisation engine

Plans: The Qwt library will be replaced by a new engine based on Qt'sGraphicsView framework, allowing, among other benefits, the use offloating-point linewidths. This will solve many problems such as uglygaps between axes and bad scaling. The visualization engine will beoptimized to achieve optimum ouput quality. The resolution of the theoutput will be totally independent of the screen resolutions and thesize of the plot windows. Custom page sizes for PDF exports will besupported making exported PDF figures ideal to use with PdfLaTex.

0.7.0: Removal of muParser dependence such that everything can be done in Python, improved plotting

  • All muParser-specific parts will be rewritten to also be ableto use Python and allow using of python defined functions for curvefitting etc.
  • Improvements to the Python bindings to allow more powerfulPython scripts.
  • Improvements to the plotting engine such as support for axesbreaks, polar and ternary plots, waterfall plots and maybe otherthings.
  • XML for copy and paste

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1.0.0: Polishing, bug fixing, bring the handbookup-to-date, relaxNG schema

  • Polishing of the new features introduced in the previousversions; bring everything in a state that allows minor releases thatdon’t break anything that worked in the previous version
  • Bring the handbook up-to-date to release 1.0.0 with a reallynice handbook that contains all new features
  • write a relaxNG schema for the SciDAVis file format to checkthe validity of project files (this may not make sense if saving ofunknown plug-ins is supported)

Possible plans beyond 1.0.0:

  • Support for other scripting languages such as Ruby (maybeuse Kross when its more mature and KDE independent)
  • Plugins in C++ and/or scripting languages, e.g. forimplementing new plot/curve types
  • Add more demo scripts, plugins and tutorials, encourageusers to contribute plugins for inclusion into future versions and/orto a central plugin database.
  • Lots of other features like baseline-detection,
  • Import/export filters for OpenDocument spreadsheets.

The crystal ball becomes really fuzzy from this point on. Que sera, sera. ;-)

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