Here's the first plot, demonstrating three datasets and ANSI colours.
![[ministat plot]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sx5vDK1yQ_tWTH_yrOfLFukOiWblKQ3JYv2iVGEgQllTm5g1YTccdy8YpdnphXx6M4uv1igWyFGNsXNu6cH03woFgxXSkIdbfJU1Ryc3c=s0-d)
Here's the second plot, with the same data, and the
--symbols option to change the symbols that are plotted for each data point.![[ministat plot]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_skpRJIUYJnYICgpHSvqTh7prDpSR75-3pCcfTpyBCR8fhkhHSeWW2k-34XrN5NPJ0_Q1mpiXWn1kmVBHxcuv0v_H3sksWmWiz0eEM0Jazh=s0-d)
Day 19 of 60: M4 issues resolved, ministat updates
The issues with M4 have been resolved. A colleague, Andre Lucas, took up the challenge and worked out a fix which he describes in detail. And ministat's now looking much better. It's grown some useful new options, a lot of documentation, and can now (optionally) generate plots in colour. Look below the fold for two example plots.
Here's the first plot, demonstrating three datasets and ANSI colours.
Here's the second plot, with the same data, and the
Here's the first plot, demonstrating three datasets and ANSI colours.
Here's the second plot, with the same data, and the
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