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From: <pl...@pi...> - 2012-02-09 17:21:51
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On 02/09/12 15:45, pl...@pi... wrote: > Hi, > > quick one. > > coordinate readout in wxt multiplot is on "whole window" coord. system, > centred at screen centre. > > This seems rather unhelpful since it does not relate to ANY of the > plots' axes. > > Wouldn't this be a more useful feature if it translated mouse to 'local' > axes of the hovered plot. > > similarly , if I create an on-screen annotation with a mouse button > click , I get a 'global' coord that has no meaning on the graph where it > is applied. > > This makes this rather nifty feature pretty much useless in the > multiplot context. :( > > Peter. PS. I don't want to give the impression I'm not happy with all this. It has a lot of really neat features which is why it would be good to get the wrinkles ironed out. It seems some of this has not had thorough , real use testing yet. I hope these reports will identify some rough edges and corner cases that have been missed. Apart from that it's bloody amazing at what I am able do with gnuplot . I'm producing some quite complex multiplot output of report quality that I can flick between a live wxt terminal and png file output at the flick of a variable (do_png=1). gnuplot is also calling bash scripts that get the data from source, process, filter and FFT it . The whole process in nearly down to one gnuplot load command now. I am impressed ! Peter. |