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            JHeatChart v.${version}            Tom Castle: www.tc33.org
                                                                           
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| JHeatChart is made available under a GPL license, for full details of the   |
| license see the included LICENSE text file.                                 |
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For the latest version of JHeatChart and any tutorials and examples that exist,
see the JHeatChart project pages at http://www.tc33.org. 

Contents of release:

    jheatchart-${version}
        | jheatchart-${version}.jar - the library. Put this anywhere on your class path.
        | src - directory containing all the java source.
            | ...
        | javadoc - directory containing the javadoc for this release.
            | ...
        | README - this file.
        | LICENSE - details of the GPL license this software is covered by.

Usage:

    Simply put the jheatchart jar file on your class path and then you are free 
    to create instances of HeatChart.
   
Example code:

    // Create some dummy data.
    double[][] data = new double[][]{{3,2,3,4,5,6},
                                     {2,3,4,5,6,7},
                                     {3,4,5,6,7,6},
                                     {4,5,6,7,6,5}};
    
    // Create our heat chart using our data.
    HeatChart chart = new HeatChart(data);
    
    // Customise the chart.
    chart.setTitle("This is my chart title");
    chart.setXAxisLabel("X Axis");
    chart.setYAxisLabel("Y Axis");
    
    // Output the chart to a file.
    chart.saveToFile(new File("my-chart.png"));