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Dear Vitruss,
you probably mean LabPlot 1.x, which has nothing to do with SciDAVis. We only share code for LabPlot 2.x, which is a complete rewrite and still in a very early state. The code of LabPlot 1.x is incompatible with LabPlot 2/SciDAVis. It may serve as a starting point but it still requires a lot of work to integrate. And, yes, the development requires good knowledge of C++. And in...
2009-11-14 18:55:49 UTC by thzs
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Ok. But I saw working import of origin 7.5 projects in Labplot. And you are integrating with them. Is it possible, that importing from origin will remain after our integration?
P.S. Which language knowledge is required in development? c++? I'll try to talk with friends.
2009-11-14 18:21:54 UTC by vitruss
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knut_f committed revision 1269 to the SciDAVis SVN repository, changing 1 files.
2009-11-14 17:08:39 UTC by knut_f
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knut_f committed revision 1268 to the SciDAVis SVN repository, changing 1 files.
2009-11-14 16:34:59 UTC by knut_f
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Dear Vitruss,
it's not as easy as you make it sound to get Origin import working. Actually, it would be a hell lot of work to get a mature import function which enables a "smooth migration".
The only chance to I see for Origin import in SciDAVis is that more programmers join the project. But unfortunately it seems to be a lot easier to get developers join a certain project that demands...
2009-11-14 10:32:22 UTC by thzs
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Dear SciDAVis team!
I'm really happy, that found your software. We were using origin, but because of licensing problems it's not possible. I found that origin import support was dropped. Is it possible it will be available in future versions?
I think that it's key feature. Many scientific people would be happy change origin to SciDAVis because of speed (origin is quite slow actually even on...
2009-11-14 06:12:59 UTC by vitruss
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The binaries we currently distribute don't contain debugging information, so you'd have to build SciDAVis from source. There are precise instructions available and it's not a huge thing, but it's not entirely trivial either. I'll summarize the necessary steps, so you can decide whether you want to try.
1. You need a debugger. Assuming you want to have a nice GUI, get the free Qt SDK from...
2009-11-13 15:45:39 UTC by knut_f
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Are there some "instructions" or the like for running a debug build of SciDAVis? I'd like to help out if able, but like you said, I can't devote a large portion of time. Do I need to download/install a special build of SciDAVis? Or is there a debug mode in the install that I have?.
2009-11-13 14:09:54 UTC by jdeters79
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thanks !
2009-11-13 13:46:34 UTC by giorgioluciano
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Okay, if the crashes are really size related and happen also after simply adding a table, that gives me something to start with. I've registered this as bug #2897197 in order to track the progress.
The next step will be running a debug build of SciDAVis in a debugger and triggering the bug there; if you're not familiar with that (and you don't have the time for learning it), there's little...
2009-11-13 12:59:49 UTC by knut_f
