Hi,
There is a good deal of flexibility for specifying the format of the
mouse cursor read-out. This is excellent.
However, I don't see a means of determining its placement in relation to
the cursor cross-hairs. This is limiting since if we need to use the
cursor click to paste cursor read-out on a graph, this does not work
well for a trough in the data.
The text ends up obscuring the graph exactly at the point we are trying
draw attention to.
It would be useful , as well as specifying the content and numeric
format ( which is powerful ) to be able to at least say which quadrant
of the cross-hairs to align to. A more general method may be worth
considering.
Ideally we need to place the cross-hair on the line ( to get correct
cursor values ) but ensure the text is below, in the case of a trough ,
not above and thus on top of the plotted line.
A simple clockwise quadrant could be specified, default being existing
Q1. Q2 would be underneath, left-justified ; Q3 under, right-justified
, etc.
This would make this excellent feature more generally applicable.
Regards, Peter.
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