Mesquite 0.994 & Tree Set Visualization 2.0


MacIntosh OS X   (see below for MacIntosh OS 8 or 9)
Step 1: Click on the mesquite.dmg button to download. If you are having problems with downloading the dmg file, click on the mesquite.sit instead.
Step 2: If you downloaded the .dmg file, double click on the file to mount the disk image. Drag the contained "Mesquite_Folder" to your hard drive to install. Otherwise download and unstuff the .sit file. Both methods will create a folder "Mesquite_Folder" that contains several folders and files. At this point you can start Mesquite by clicking on the mesquite icon in this folder.

Tree Set Visualization

Step 3: Click on this button to download the treecomp module. Save this file to your computer.
Step 4:Decompress this file and take the resultant folder "treecomp", which contains the Mesquite package and place it in the Mesquuite directory "..../Mesquite_Folder/mesquite"

Step 5:For the source files, click this button.You can put the source anywhere, but it might be more convenient to put it in a new folder and save it in the Mesquite_Folder/mesquite directory. treecomp-source-2.0.tar.gz directory.

MacIntosh OS 8 or 9
Step 1: Click on this button to download .sit .
By downloading and unstuffing the .sit file, a folder called "Mesquite_Folder" that contains several folders and files will be created. At this point you can start Mesquite by clicking on the mesquite icon in this folder.

Tree Set Visualization

Step 2: Click on this button to download the treecomp module. Save this file to your computer.
Step 3:Decompress this file and take the resultant folder "treecomp", which contains the Mesquite package and place it in the Mesquite directory "....\Mesquite_Folder\mesquite"

Step 4:For the source files, click this button.You can put the source anywhere, but it might be more convenient to put it in a new folder and save it in the Mesquite_Folder\mesquite directory. treecomp-source-2.0.tar.gz directory.

Compiling
The treecomp java files are in a package. Keep that in mind when compiling the java files.

Example of compiling from the command prompt

1. switch to directory where java files are located..
[prompt$] cd c:\Mesquite_Folder\mesquite\treecompSource\TreeSetVisualization

2. compile at folder level and place class files in their directory
[prompt$..TreeSetVisualization] javac -classpath c:\Mesquite_Folder TreeSetVisualization.java -d c:\Mesquite_Folder