Hey, emacs, use -*-TEXT-*- mode!

-------- Tue Oct  2 17:15:27 EDT 1990 -------- version 1.5

(since it's been out in the public domain for a while, calling this
verion 1.0 seemed unreasonable.) essentially the same as (kirk's)
initial public release, but with bug fixes from

    [13 Jul 1990] Jonathan Bachrach <bachrach@lust.cs.umass.edu>
    [25 Sep 1990] Arun Swami        <ARUN@ibm.com>

-------- Wed Oct  2 19:57:01 EDT 1991 -------- version 1.51

no major changes; a few small (and relatively uninteresting) bug
fixes.

-------- Thu Feb 13 21:29:36 EST 1992 -------- version 1.52

 -- Rewrote the color allocation code to try and use
    "splot.Foreground" and "splot.Background" defaults,
    if they exist.

 -- Changed splot.ps such that the 'setscreen' stuff (which isn't EPSF
    compliant) is enabled by default.

 -- Fixed some missing string NUL-termintor bugs, moved code out of
    plot.yacc into parsesup.c, changed makefile to compile lex.yy.c as
    a separate module (it used to get #include-ed).

-------- Tue Jun  9 19:10:17 EDT 1992 -------- version 1.53

 -- First release of color postscript code for beta testing.

 -- Fixed tolower() bug in colordb.c (1.53a)

 -- Fixed "curve color" example in man page (1.53b)

-------- Feb 6 1993 -------- version 1.54

 -- Added font caching to improve performance in low-bandwidth X
    environments (e.g. Xremote)

-------- 28 Feb 1993 -------- version 1.55

 -- Added "X tic font" command to control axis ticmark size.

 -- Added "Center Axes Labels" command to force axis labels to be
    centered.

 -- Changed "both" key style; instead of "X-------X" style keys, splot
    now produces keys like "----X----".

 -- Fixed "numbersytle scientific" to remove extraneous leading +
    and/or zeros in exponent.

 -- Fixed "Times-Italic" and "Times-BoldItalic" postscript font names
    in plot.c; postscript output using these fonts should work now.

 -- Fixed some minor bugs in example.cmd.

-------- 4 Nov 1993 -------- version 1.56

 -- Fixes from David Chaiken to make patterned bars work correctly.

