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DataGraph 2.0 |
DataGraph A simple and powerful plotting program.
System Requirememts
Mac OS X 10.4 or later |
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Visual Data Tools |
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2.0 |
| Post Date |
October 05, 2009 |
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Demo |
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8.4 MB |
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DataGraph 2.0
A simple and powerful plotting program. DataGraph grew out of DataTank, and shares the overall philosophy, and underlying graphics code. DataGraph is limited to 2D graphing, and a single window, but this makes it possible to optimize the user interface. The design philosophy is "Simple and Powerful Graphing", with an emphasis on producing publication quality output. DataGraph is a very simple, yet powerful plotting application. Main features of DataGraph:
Focused on creating x-y plots.
Reads in Cricket Graph data files.
Easy to use, powerful drawing functions.
Publication Quality Output.
Create Animations.
Can be called from the command line or Automator.
Limitations of DataGraph:
Some features are not available in the free version.
What's New in This Release:
Can now drag a text block onto a data table to import it (same rule as if you import a file).
Added rand(lower,upper) and nrand(average,std) functions to the expression column. So if you want to add uniform noise to a column y, create a expression column "y with noise" and use the expression "y + nrand(0,0.1)" if you want normally distributed noise with standard deviation 0.1. If you use rand (uniform random number) or nrand (normally distributed) a seed field pops up.
Fixed an inefficiency that showed up when I tweaked the expression field to compute a few million rows. Might have been noticeable down to a tens of thousands of rows.
Can now use nrand(a) as a shortcut for nrand(0,a)
Added new tick mark options for the axis - "Angles". Can pick radians/degrees. Affects the tick marks, and appends degrees or pi to the numbers.
Changed the Nice padding when you have angles selected. Please send ranges where you think this rule isn't producing what you expect, since this hasn't been refined fully.
Preliminary speech support. Added a small speaker button next to the play button. This causes the program to read what is selected in the data table. The use of this is to double check entered data, for example when entering in grades.
Fixed a crashing bug related to undo (when entering data)
Added a read-along indicator for speech. Highlights the cell that is currently being read by drawing a red circle over the cell.
Tweaked the speaking feedback, and moved the Speak button above the column definition.
Fixed a bug where you could drag the # column (first column). This is not valid, but I didn't check that.
Major addition: Added hierarchical columns. You can create groups of columns, and use that to sub-divide the columns. You can then hide/show these groups from the table. The columns will also show up as sub-menus in drawing commands. To add, click on the new icon to the left of the speaker icon. Then drag the entry around. You can drag entries into the collapser as you expect, but you can also drag the bottom of the collapser up/down. This should allow you to work with a lot more columns without the column selector being too crowded.
When dragging columns, the column names are dragged with the images.
Fixed a selection problem when the top entry, e.g. "Nothing", is selected in a column selector.
When a column doesn't have a name, it is numbered inside the enclosing collapser. So You can have Col 1 in two places, but in different collapsers.
Added a "Collapser" to the drawing commands. At this point it only works to simplify clutter, and does not affect the drawing at all. Thinking about at least having hide/exclude buttons, possibly a crop (with a different drawing command).
Tweaked the size of the drawing collapser.
Fixed an issue with column collapsers + pasting/dragging/sorting.
Added Hide/Exclude functionality to the drawing command collapsers.
Fixed a drawing issue introduced by a recent change.
Added a name field for the drawing command collapser.
Fixed an issue with error bars.
Fixed an issue when removing columns (selectors got confused).
For selecting a command inside a token menu (to select a property inside the command) now display the commands inside sub-menus based on the collapsers. Works both in the gear menu (to the right) as well as the gel cap menu (inside the field).
Added a context menu feature to the histogram command. When you control-click on a column in a histogram you can now reveal the rows behind that bin.
Big Change: Font style. Felt that it was getting tedious to chase a font change through all drawing commands. So instead, you work through font styles. You can still overwrite the font style and use the old style, but the new method is that you define font styles in the canvas settings (and possibly in the parameter list) and then other fonts are relative that that font style. For example, a Label font style is set in the canvas, and all of the label commands will refer to that font. There are a few things that are not currently possible. The main thing is that at the moment the overall title uses the "Title" font style, and so do the x and y titles. Can of course use a separate text object and specify a different font. Considering adding an option in the canvas setting to do that. Another is that labels for plot/scatter/bars can not be specified by using a "Specify..." entry, since the font selector is just the presets (and fonts defined in the parameter list). This is the indent, but old scripts will not be able to preserve the font. Note that 2.0 files should not be opened in < 2.0
Fixed a command line issue.
Fixed a legend issue when a collapser was excluded (drawing commands inside the collapser were still included in the legend).
Defined a new command block - "Style", and put that above the canvas setting. Into this, I moved the font style definitions as well as line style, grid style etc which used to be in the "Axis" setting. The Axis still has "Background" and "Space for y" which really should be moved into the Canvas setting.
Added back the functionality to have a different font for the overall title than x/y title.
Added back the LaTeX font functionality. If you don't have the Latin Modern font on your machine, a small "Get" button links to a web page which explains how to install the font.
Added size changers to the font mechanism.
QuickLook - finally. My plug-in wasn't registering correctly, but it turns out you don't need one.
Moved Background from "Axis" to "Canvas".
Moved Y Space from "Axis" to "Canvas".
Added an action to copy the line width to all drawing commands. At the bottom of the Style settings.
Moved the line style to the top part of the settings entry, moved the action menu into a gear button.
Added a currency option for y tick marks (only in the main axis at this point).
Added currency for x and y in axis, extra axis and single axis (x and y).
Adding support for QuickLook type functionality. Select 1,2 or 3 columns and hit the space bar. Not finished, since the graphic should update as you change the selection etc. Want feedback on what type of information should be displayed, if you want to be able to overwrite the template (the template is inside the application wrapper), and what to do if you have a string column. At this time, this is only in 10.5, but I will create similar functionality for 10.4 (different window type).
Improved QuickLook for columns. Can now also use the left/right arrow keys to cycle through the columns just like the rows. As you open/close/switch commands things should work. Also, hit space to close the QuickLook.
Added a number of templates, based on if the first column is selected or not, and how many columns are selected. At this time don't handle string columns, and do not update columns that are changed.
Tweaked the histogram bins. Using only the default setting in QuickLook, and the intent is to refine that mechanism. If you feel that the step size is not smart enough, please send me a note. Include a script with the histogram. Can't always find the step size you have in mind, but I can be correct more often.
QuickLook now works for columns selected in the column list (not just the data table).
If the first column in a selection is a string column, use bar charts for QuickLook.
Activated the small "Open" button in the QuickLook. Uses the current preview as a starting point, for example if you want to tweak bins, etc.
Added QuickLook to the 10.4 version. Uses a standard floating window instead of the HUD window.
Added a Scratch window. The intent is to add functionality in several places inside DataGraph that allows you to add lines to the scratch view. That way you can for example add various slopes, coordinate points etc into a single text block and then put that into a DataGraph file with a single click (or copy-paste / use somewhere else).
Added a simple expression calculator to the scratch window. Useful for quick calculations.
Added scratch to a number of context menus, and looking for feedback where else it should be added.
Added a "Standard" option in the main font. The intent is to avoid the font window if all you want is to switch between standard fonts that are always present. This reduces the clicks needed to change font and size.
Added an option for a binary column to be treated as a date column. Used this in the QuickLook functionality when you select a date column. The numbers are the underlying raw numbers (seconds since midnight Jan 1 1970).
For the scratch functionality, add an icon to each entry to make it easier to see where it is coming from.
For the Date column, added a number of ICU formats that I try.
Optimized function fits for large data sets.
Improved the grid lines. Adjusted the dash pattern so that the grid lines would intersect smoothly.
Fixed a very bad error, pasting in strings with unicode characters caused the row to be skipped.
Can now import matlab binary files. Need to save the matlab file with the -v4 flag, since I read the matlab 4 file format. Only uses the vectors (column or row) and uses the names as column names. The import overwrites columns (selected columns) that have the same name as the variable, and then goes alphabetically through the rest.
Tweaked the line style selectors for all drawing commands. By default the plot command now selects a new selection "Lines", which are set in the styles command. The intent is that it should be quick to switch between coloring schemes, and the line width should be tied to the main line style. Can still specify the line style manually, but the default tries to be smarter.
The "Style set" functionality in the Style settings view now works. The style sets are mainly intended to allow you to save a publication and presentation version in the same file. But this can also be used to experiment with styles, or to drag styles between files.
First stab at "Vary pattern" as a line style. 6 line styles repeated. Will be changed.
Fixed a problem where if you specified "No Line" and just a point for a plot, it would not show up in the legend. (MA)
Added a "Styles" icon to the line selector and font selector to indicate that this is coming from the styles settings.
eta and zeta were swapped. Fixed that. (H)
Added div, pm, mp, vee, wedge, ll, gg,
abla, subset, supset
Added uplus, oplus, ominus, otimes, sqcap, sqcup, sqsubset, sqsupset, sqsubseteq, sqsupseteq, lll, ggg
Refactored the fill input. Should be more uniform now, and easier to extend.
Allowed the graph size to be down to 5 pixels height/width.
Added a "Divider" column.
Fixed an issue with sorting when using collapsers. Would sort based on the wrong column if you selected a column to the right of the collapser. Would also have affected hidden columns. (AW)
Added a visual cue to the table view to see how deeply nested a given column is.
Cleaned up small issues related to the new divider column.
Fixed a issue with a date formatter, where seconds were treated as milliseconds (AM).
Fixed a column issue which was triggered when the first column was a collapser and you created a plot (which wants to select the first column as the x column).
By default, all line widths are now tied to the main line width (set in the top entry). The way this is handled is by calling that line width "main" and all of the line width entries in drawing commands now default to "main" as the line width. When you change that line width, all of the other line widths change as well. This also means that you can specify the line width to be main/2 if you want it to be relative to the main line width. The grid width is tied to the line width, so now the main width and line width change together. Thought a little bit about the name, but it needs to be a short and descriptive name. "lw" isn't descriptive, default and mainWidth are too long. If you have a good suggestion, please let me know.
Changed "main" to "pen".
Moved the grid line into the style settings entry, and instead put a "Point" definition. The point size is now by default "point" and is a variable defined the same way as "pen" for line widths.Fixed an issue with Bars and date columns (when drawing y columns).
Fixed and issue where you couldn't used # as the values column in a lines command. There is a use for that when you want to use the Lower/Upper columns to draw lines but don't have specific locations in mind (so use #).
Improved padding for date axis.
Adjusted time axis padding a little bit (AM).
Improved rendering of functions that have oscillatory behavior such as sin(1/x).
Double click to the right of the last column (but still inside the row range) to create a new numerical column.
When any of the axis ranges are restricted (cropped) add a pop-up menu in the top left corner of the graph window. Right now it only allows you zoom all the way out for all axis, but I'm thinking about what level of detail to allow. For example, zoom out by 2, zoom out x only etc. This was possible in a context menu, but I decided it should be made more visible.
Double clicking on a bar graph now brings up the mini settings.
For the bar graph, added a #/4 and #/5 option to allow you to put 4 or 5 bars side by side.
Tweaked the template functionality a little bit. When you go through the pop-up menus (on 10.5) you see a preview of what the graph looks like. That way you don't have to guess too much from the name.
Fixed a crasher in the template preview.
Added a "Space for x" entry into the canvas settings. Needed for rotated labels. "Medium" is the same as the old default.
Added sigma for the slope and intersect for the linear fit (RM).
For template previews, I now scale the image better (using interpolation).
Fixed an issue where I hadn't correctly moved from 12AM,12PM to 24:00, 12:00 (AM).
Fixed a crashing bug, which happened when you used a latex font.
Fixed an issue with drawing the drawing box with multiple y axis.
For Box plot, fixed an issue where "Probability" would not work unless there were other drawing commands that would set the x/y range.
Can now drag entries to the trash can again.
Fixed an issue with "Display X range" in the fit command.
Fixed an issue with "Remove and fit again" in the fit command.
Fixed a hang when you tried to reverse the order of columns and selected a non-changeable column (such as an expression or the # column).
Fixed an issue where a column could not be selected when there was a collapser in the menu.
For bars, work better when the "x" locations are not sorted.
For bars, I now rotate the labels to align with the bars (easier to read long labels). I also don't crop them, so they might extend outside the axis area.
In the style settings, you can now adjust the box style. Before there were only two styles, either you had a box around the graph or only lines for the axis. Now I changed that into a menu selection, because there is a third option - "Offset Axis". This puts a little white space between the axis and the drawing area. The space scales with the axis font. Makes explicit what some people have done by padding/creating extra axis etc.
Fixed a problem where saving a file where the image was 0 pixels wide/high would cause an exception. (MA)
Added a new drawing command - "Stock" to draw a standard stock diagram (for one stock). Currently very basic, just open,close,low,high + legend. Suggestions welcome.
Fixed an issue with moving the cropping region when x was date and y was a number.
Working on a new way to adjust cropping regions. I put a crop menu in the upper left corner, but I'm not completely happy with that since it clutters the graphic. I am working to improve that, and I added overlays (HUD type) functionality for axis that are cropped. Once you move over a cropped axis, a floating window pops up that allows you to move the cropping area, and also change it (zoom in/out). Right now it is very sparse. I am not planning on putting a lot of stuff into this, but am planning to refine things.
Fixed an issue with cropping and extra axis (where the grid lines would vanish)
Improved the HUD for the cropping areas. Put axis ticks based on the axis setting.
Improved the axis cropper when you have joined axis (left/right top/bottom).
The loupe tool now works better with the stock command.
You can now drag styles between style settings. Before you could only drag non-active styles, but not the currently selected one.
Fixed an issue where you could drag the "Axis Settings" around. If you did, it would cause severe problems.
Added a "Don't crop" button to the crop HUD windows.
Fixed some issues with extra axis controllers.
Added an option to range to "Overlap axis numbers" when the y range is everything.
Added a "Overlap axis numbers" also to the x range.
Should have fixed a print issue in 10.4.11 with certain type of points (filled points).
Fixed a paste issue with dates - http://www.visualdatatools.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=1252#1252 Switches to a tab delimiter when you are overwriting either a date or string column. (RJM)
A new drawing command - Bars. The old bars command is Bars+, and supports more advanced options than "Bars". This command is not complete (in fact, just started), but allows you to easily make side by side and stacked bars (x or y).
Fixed a problem for "Bars" (when used on larger data sets).
Added patterns to the Bars command.
Legend now works for Bars. Can also adjust the solid colors.
Fixed the background/foreground settings in the canvas.
Fixed a menu bug (introduced in the last beta).
The new bars command now works for better for logarithmic axis.
When you select categories as the x/y labels for a logarithmic axis, the categories now apply logarithmically. The centers of the categories are at 1,10,100,1000,... The new bar command is meant for categories, so it will use the same mapping if the domain is logarithmic. This means that if you only use a bar, you will not see any difference between lin/log axis, but the difference will be evident if you are drawing anything else on the axis (labels, plots etc).
Added settings for the pattern in the Bars command. Can set the background and line width for the pattern.
Fixed an issue with LOESS and zoom (SS).
Now "Position offset" works for the bars command.
Changed things so that the animation will run when you are selecting entries inside sub-menus, dragging sliders etc.
Added "Between bars" to the bars command. Currently only used for the side-by-side option.
Worked around a "feature" in 10.5 related to the data table. In 10.4, command-click would allow you to select columns that are not adjacent, just like you can select rows that are not adjacent. This stopped working in 10.5, and command-clicking worked just like a normal click (deselected the other columns). I worked around this issue so that it behaves like 10.4. This is useful when you want to use QuickLook or want to delete/overwrite columns that are not next to each other.
Now "Between bars" also works for stacked bars, and can be used to get a nice side by side view. The slider also snaps to specific values based on width to make it easy to align bars exactly.
Added a gradient option to the bars command.
Added a stacked area option to the bars command
Added a gear menu to the String column. Beefed up the support for the map functionality, and put that into the gear menu. Added sample scripts to the default template list (inside histogram) that shows how to use mapping to find histograms of string columns.
Added a gear menu to all columns. Currently most of them are just to convert between column types.
For the gear menu in the standard column added a shortcut to create expression columns. Shows off many of the built in functions, in particular entries like .max, .isum
Added .delta to implement the change between rows. In some sense the inverse of "isum"
Added a "noise" preset as an expression, and added a slider to the seed value.
3/11: Can now copy and paste drawing commands and parameters. Since I can not duplicate style/canvas/main axis the paste overwrites existing entries. Split X/Y axis are not overwritten but instead added. New drawing commands are added to the end of the drawing command list.
3/11: Fixed a pretty bad error related to copying data columns from the column list. Now this also works faster, since I do not copy a text version as well. If you want a text version, select the columns in the table.
3/12: Implemented the "Candlestick" option for the Stock drawing command, and added a field to specify the width of the marker.
3/12: Added the property .count to the column expression, similar to .isum and .delta in that this is a mapping from a column to a column. The definition is that x.count(i) = the number of times x(i) has appeared in the list so far. If x has discrete values, this is a form of histogram, since it enumerates each value with a running index 1,2,3,...,max value. The scatter plot of (x,x.count) will look like a histogram.
3/13: Added two more column properties sortedindex and sortwith. x(x.sortwith) sorts the column, so y(x.sortwith) applies the same sorting to the y column. sortedindex is the inverse mapping, so if y = x(x.sorted) then x = y(x.sortedindex). These column properties are way to define actions on the entire column, while all of the standard actions apply to each row. Since they don't take up any GUI real estate (except in a reference manual) this is a way to add expert type features that don't get in the way of new users. Feel free to suggest these type of operators. Some can be done already by intermediate columns, such as incremental sum of squares, or counting numbers based on the integer part etc.
3/14: Added an option for x/y space in the canvas.
3/14: Added a shortcut to sort a numerical column.
3/14: Added a menu into the gear menu for an expression column so that you can map an expression column using the gear menu (you can of course always type in the expression).
3/14: Added rotation to the category labels for the x axis (and split axis). To rotate numerical labels you still need to use the Extra axis command.
3/15: Changed slightly how the sortwith and sortedindex column properties work in expression. The difference is how they deal with empty spaces (gaps) in data. Now, the spaces are removed. Also NAN values are masked out and not sorted. But infinity is included.
3/15: Added a "3 Colors" option to the gradient settings.
3/16: Tweaked things a little to improve export to Illustrator (MA)
3/18: Minor renaming - Collapser should be called Group from now on.
3/18: Added Reverse Log for x and y axis.
3/18: Fixed a problem when drawing a function, x was reversed and you used the magnifying tool.
3/19: Updated the 10.4 version (compile error, so the 3/18 version wasn't updated).
3/19: Fixed a letter spacing issue by tweaking the drawing method. Small font sizes should now be drawn much better on screen and when exporting to pdf/eps. Also improved jitter when drawing rotated text (in categories). http://www.visualdatatools.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=1252#1252
3/20: Added an option for smooth splines. Can pick between Natural splines (x'' = 0 at edge) and where the slopes are estimated using the next point (i.e. x' = specified at each edge, and computed from data).
3/21: Added a text comment option for the column list.
3/21: Added conversion options to the gear menu in the column.
3/22: Added an option to specify border style and fill style for color tiles (AC). As a side effect, the color legend will move slightly since the offset is now relative to the corner of the box but not the corner of the color tile. This will change existing scripts a little bit, but it is more consistent this way.
3/22: Updated the legend command. More fill options, and if the border is dashed/dotted, the pattern is tweaked to match up at the corner.
3/22: Added a tweak to the Canvas settings. The margins can now depend on the Height/Width of the drawing window. They are used as parameters "Height", "Width" but depend on the size. Added a template script that shows how to use this to fix the scale to be the same in x and y.
3/23: Added a "Legend title" to the color legend.
3/24: Control-click on a column title to change columns. Same menu as you get in the gear menu for each column.
3/25: When you import a file, try to auto-detect if a column is a string column or a number column. It is easy to convert a string to a number using the context menu.
3/25: Allow multiple legends, and can filter which entries you include. Currently the only filter is based on axis position.
3/25" Added a legend name field for the standard legend command, just like was added for the color legend.
Fixed a problem with the expression parser.
3/30: Added a new box style to the style controller. Draw a box around each sub axis.
3/31: Addressed a frequent request on the bb. I'm very reluctant to go to a multi-window view because of hassles when you have multiple files open at the same time, and it's not clear that this is better for small monitors anyway. But there are valid complaints with the current layout. For example, the command list can get very long, and when you have to need to split the height between the commands and the graph there isn't much space. So to address that I added a small icon below the data table. This allows you to swap the data table and the command list. This violates the view of "information flow", but this allows you to split the height between the data table and the graphic. This also means that the frame of the graphic is unchanged (until you need to adjust things, but then it's not an unexpected side effect).
4/1: Fixed a bug in the 10.4 version where the pattern menu was empty.
4/1: Fixed a problem with "Exclude" in the extra axis.
4/1: Axis font in the Extra Axis command is now used (before it used the same axis for as the main axis).
4/2: Trying out a new type of error message mechanism. There are cases where I want to tell you what caused the error, but I don't want to bring up a modal dialog box (basically I never want to bring up a modal dialog box). So what I do is that when you enter in an invalid expression for a number/range etc I pop up a floating window. This window vanishes rather quickly, and should not stop you or force you to take your hand off the keyboard.
4/3: Added more entries to the error message mechanism, and am more aggressive at closing the floating window when you click/change things. Trying to find the balance between helpful and overbearing. There are a number of instances where letting you know why things didn't work is useful, but having you click on an OK/Close button is too heavy handed.
4/4: Changed the crop markers a little bit. Now if you specify the size I draw a semi-transparent box around the graphic so that it is clear what gets cropped. This is not copied or exported with the graphic. Also, when you print a graphic, I add the crop markers to the printout. (MA)
4/5: Added error bars to the new Bars command. Added a small toggle button in front of each line (and added a small legend icon). There is also a label menu, but that hasn't been implemented yet (suggestions welcome).
4/7: Added labels to Simple Bars (the column menu was there, but didn't work).
4/8: Save/restore the command view position (i.e. if you swapped the command and data table). (MA)
4/8: When exporting a bitmap, added a switch that allows you to turn off aliasing. This might be useful if you are going to import to PhotoShop and don't want the aliasing that Apple uses.
4/9: Don't do this very often, but I removed a functionality I was testing out. The line style definition in the style definition is gone and the "Lines" option in the line style menu went with it. The idea was to make it easier to set line color themes, but the approach taken by the new Bars command is a better solution to that type of problem. Didn't feel that this idea was fleshed out enough for the 2.0 release.
4/10: Preliminary support for setting the background color for a nested column.
4/11: Improved error reporting if you type in an invalid expression in an expression column. Uses the HUD mechanism.
4/12: Created a special beta version of the help site.
4/12: Added "PNG with alpha" as one of the export options.
4/13: Fixed an issue with drawing a fit function on a logarithmic x axis (CR).
4/14: Tweaked the fit function drawing some more.
4/15: Fixed a pretty nasty problem related to recent image changes, where you couldn't drag a group header for a drawing command.
4/16: Added a "Template Chooser" and reshuffled the File menu a little bit. Needs a little bit of polish, and then it will be the first window by default (can turn that off easily). This is another way to create a file from a template.
4/17: Tweaked the template window. Can now resize the window, and the tiles arrange.
4/17: Template window didn't work properly. Fixed that.
4/17: One more template window tweak - changed the look a little and added a size slider.
4/18: The # column has been a hassle from time to time, since it doesn't have a length and many drawing commands will not work properly for that column - for example taking a histogram of the row number column doesn't really make sense. To make this more explicit, I am banning the row column from a lot of drawing commands. It is displayed in red, and if you select it you get a floating error message just like when you select a string column when that is not allowed. Many commands do allow the # column, and it is possible that I forgot to allow it in some cases.
4/18: Double click on the small color tile in the Bar command to change the color.
4/18: Added a rotate option for the Label command. Rotates the text label.
4/19: Added back the # column for the mask in fit and box plots.
4/19: Added a new point type - Star.
4/20: Added two new point types - horizontal and vertical lines.
4/21: Fixed the line style default for a histogram. Had been accidentally set to "Nothing".
4/21: Added a context menu for a string column to set it as the category label. Done to make it easier to create a Bar graph.
4/21: Added the column property .rank, that can be used in the expression column. Similar to sortedindex, but a repeated value gets the same index.
4/21: Added spacing option to the "Text" command to compress lines or space them out.
4/21: Redid the pop-up slider. It looks cleaner now, and doesn't yank focus away from the window.
4/21: Changed the export settings. Broke EPS into EPS and EPS+Preview, since the preview only really works in Word, and gives Illustrator indigestion.
4/22: The template scrub should now work on 10.4 machines. The template window now opens up when you launch the app, but you can turn that off easily.
4/23: Fixed the "rank" property for a column expression. Ranks the highest number as 1, so it is the opposite of sortedindex. Duplicates have the same number, so when sorted by rank, the rank might be 1,2,2,2,5,6,6,8 etc.
4/23: Added a beefier sort for columns. Added this to the gear menu for each column. The gear menu is also the context menu for the column (click on the column header).
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