QtiPlot v0.9.7.5 released

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Version 0.9.7.5 of QtiPlot, a data analysis and scientific plotting application similar to Origin, has been released. Changes:

• Improved export options for 2D and 3D plots: now you can specify a custom resolution and print size using either the user interface or the Python scripting API.
• Implemented the possibility to add user defined menus.
• Fixed issues when exporting to SVG format. Now QtiPlot uses Qwt version 5.2 from SVN (shipped with the QtiPlot sources in order to simplify the compilation process).
• Added engineering notation to 2D plot scales (thanks to Bartosz Mindur).
• Implemented stem-and-leaf plots (inspired by Python code written by Knut Franke).
• Improved the Python scripting interface (thanks to Michael Roemer):
• • added function to adjust decimal separators of imported ascii files
• • added function to delete a colum of a table
• • fixed compilation issues with Python 2.6
• • fixed compilation with Python scripting support disabled
• Improved import of Origin 7.5 projects (thanks to Alex Kargovsky): added import of contour plots and fixed import of matrix color maps
• Improved table statistics: fixed column type settings and added calculation of median value.
• Improved the behavior of 2D plot tools.
• Improved the preferences dialog: now it is possible to specify which axes will be displayed in new 2D plot layers.
• Fixed preview curve in fit wizard.
• Fixed error values reported for built-in exponential fits.
• Fixed platform specific issues on Mac OS X affecting 3D plots.
• Fixed a few other minor bugs.
• Added a Romanian translation.

For screenshots see feature list on home page; downloads (source, binaries for Linux, Mac and Windows in return for support contract) here. Requires Qt 4.4; for other dependencies, see home page.