Running q3cli....

From the command line, type

./q3cli <datafilename>

for documentation on the required datafile format, just run

./q3cli

with no arguments

or to start a new project (assuming you have no pre-exisiting data)
type

./q3cli new

Now, assume you are doing the third case. Suppose you wanted to create
a project called "plop", with two inputs x and y, and one output z.

Assume that x can vary between -100 up to 200
Assume that y can vary between 0 up to 10
Assume that z can vary between 100 up to 120

Then you'd answer the questions in the following way...

Enter project name (or cancel) [test]> plop
Name of in0 (or end if finished with inputs) (or cancel) [in0]> x
Minimum value of x (or cancel) [0]> -100
Maximum value of x (or cancel) [200]> 200
Name of in1 (or end if finished with inputs) (or cancel) [in1]> y
Minimum value of y (or cancel) [0]> 
Maximum value of y (or cancel) [1]> 10
Name of in2 (or end if finished with inputs) (or cancel) [in2]> end

   Notice how, when we'd finished giving our inputs, we typed end

Name of out0 (or end if finished with outputs) (or cancel) [out0]> z
Minimum value of z (or cancel) [0]> 100
Maximum value of z (or cancel) [200]> 120
Name of out1 (or end if finished with outputs) (or cancel) [out1]> end

   Notice how, when we'd finished giving our outputs, we typed end

Now, you'll see the following output, which tells us all about the
status of our project. Note too that the project was saved to a file,
so if we ever want to play with it again, we can run ./q3cli plop.csv
and all the info we just entered will be remembered.

                     min      max     cmin     cmax   target   weight      use 
              x     -100      200     -100      200       no        0    input 
              y        0       10        0       10       no        0    input 
              z      100      120      100      120       no        1   output 
Limits for x axis: lo = -100, hi = 200
Limits for score axis: lo = 0, hi = 1
Q2> 

Now you can type help to start interacting with Q2