Mail2chart creates different statistical charts by analyzing multiple emails.
The mail2chart project is a useful tool for generating various statistical charts from a batch of mail messages. The program is designed to allow users to plug in their code for generating the preferred type of chart. It heavily relies on MH for accessing mail messages and gnuplot for generating the charts.
Installation of the script is made simple with easy-to-follow instructions. For most mini-projects, simply place them in a directory in your path, make them executable, and you're good to go. Some mini-projects may have prerequisites, which are all listed in the manual page, and it's important to ensure that they are installed prior to usage.
For installing Perl modules, they can be installed with the usual sequence of commands: gunzip.tar.gz, tar xvf .tar, cd , perl Makefile.PL, make, make test, and make install. For those who use Emacs, instructions on how to embed the code into your Emacs environment are mentioned in the file itself.
For those who use MoinMoin, some mini-projects may be plugins for MoinMoin, which require users to place them in the right directory in the plugin structure of their Wiki. Please refer to the installation instructions for parsers for more details. Some mini-projects are regular scripts, and it's worth noting that the current hoster of this site does not support .py files, so they are extended by a .txt. Before installation, please strip the .txt extension.
In terms of requirements, Perl version V5.005 or higher is needed. The latest release provides users with additional conditions for the selection for the 'subscribe' subcommand, allowing for more flexibility in usage. For instance, users can now add time restrictions as an additional condition. Overall, the mail2chart project is a great tool for anyone who needs to generate statistical charts from mail messages, and the installation process is straightforward and easy to follow.
Installation of the script is made simple with easy-to-follow instructions. For most mini-projects, simply place them in a directory in your path, make them executable, and you're good to go. Some mini-projects may have prerequisites, which are all listed in the manual page, and it's important to ensure that they are installed prior to usage.
For installing Perl modules, they can be installed with the usual sequence of commands: gunzip
For those who use MoinMoin, some mini-projects may be plugins for MoinMoin, which require users to place them in the right directory in the plugin structure of their Wiki. Please refer to the installation instructions for parsers for more details. Some mini-projects are regular scripts, and it's worth noting that the current hoster of this site does not support .py files, so they are extended by a .txt. Before installation, please strip the .txt extension.
In terms of requirements, Perl version V5.005 or higher is needed. The latest release provides users with additional conditions for the selection for the 'subscribe' subcommand, allowing for more flexibility in usage. For instance, users can now add time restrictions as an additional condition. Overall, the mail2chart project is a great tool for anyone who needs to generate statistical charts from mail messages, and the installation process is straightforward and easy to follow.
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