DensityPlotter can be run from the command line as follows:

java -jar path-to-program/DensityPlotter.jar, or:

to which the following optional flags can be added:

in=path-to-file/input.csv loads input.csv into the program. out=path-to-file/output.pdf saves the graphical output to a file named output.pdf and exits the program afterwards. min=tm sets the minimum limit of the x-axis (density plots) and radial scale (radial plots) to tm. max=tM sets the maximum limit of the x-axis (density plots) and radial scale (radial plots) to tM. central=tc for radial plots, sets the central value of the radial scale to tc. binwidth=width sets the binwidth of the sample histogram. bandwidth=width sets the bandwidth of the Kernel Density Estimator.

Examples:

java -jar DensityPlotter.jar in=/home/pieter/Namibia/NAM01.csv → Open NAM01.csv in DensityPlotter. java -jar DensityPlotter.jar min=0 max=1000 in=/home/pieter/Namibia/NAM01.csv out=/home/pieter/Desktop/NAM01dens.pdf → Open NAM01.csv, set the x-axis limits from 0 to 1000, and save the plot on the Desktop as NAM01dens.pdf java -jar "/pieter/Programming/DensityPlotter/DensityPlotter.2.2.jar" binwidth=10 bandwidth=10 in=UPbdata.csv out=UPbdata.png → Open UPbdata.pdf in legacy version DensityPlotter.2.2.jar, set the histogram binwidth and KDE bandwidth to 10, send output to UPbdata.png java -jar DensityPlotter.jar min=10 max=500 central=150 in=NAM02.csv → Open NAM02.csv, set the minimum value of the radial scale to 10, the central value to 150 and the maximum to 500.

Combining such commands in a batch file enables quick processing of large numbers of data files.