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From: Jonathan M. <j.m...@pg...> - 2003-10-25 01:52:58
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Version 0.0.6 2003-10-25 New Features: - Upgraded to Python-1.3, GTK+-2.2.4, PyGTK-2.0.0, Epydoc-2.0. 2003-10-25: Added patches from David J. Chase regarding Python 2.3 deprecation warnings, and allowing for the display of empty arrays. Jonathan Merritt. |
From: Jonathan M. <j.m...@pg...> - 2003-04-24 04:18:43
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Version 0.0.5 2003-04-24 New Features: - Getting started tutorial. - StripTableau widget created. This is a widget to contain a set of strip charts in an easy-to-use container. The getting started tutorial is based upon this widget. Known Issues: - HGradeScale doesn't work very well. Sometimes the spacing between labels on this scale is messed up. Jonathan Merritt |
From: Jonathan M. <j.m...@pg...> - 2003-04-22 04:21:22
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Version 0.0.4 2003-04-22 New Features: - API documentation can now be generated using epydoc. Jonathan Merritt |
From: Jonathan M. <j.m...@pg...> - 2003-04-20 02:02:12
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Version 0.0.3 2003-04-20 Bugfixes: - Fixed buglets in dragging with VGradeZoom and VGrade widgets. These widgets sometimes seem to recieve mouse drag events with a button down *before* they receive button presses. So, now they only respond to mouse drag events after button presses have been receieved (rather than checking if the mouse button is down, as was done before). - Fixed font used in VGradeScale to work OK under Windows. New Features: - Added ability to select a region within the StripChart widget. - StripChart now displays small crosses at the data points if there is enough room for them. - Added ScaledStripChart widget, which combines a VGrade with a StripChart automatically. - Added HGradeScale widget, which displays a horizontal scale (the horizontal analogue to the VGradeScale widget). - Added new demos. Known Issues: - MS Windows version doesn't work well. This is due to different event sequences received by the widgets under Windows vs Linux. The widgets sometimes remain hilighted when they should become inactive. Jonathan Merritt. |
From: Jonathan M. <j.m...@pg...> - 2003-04-18 02:28:37
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Hello Everyone, I'm pleased to announce the first public release of PyStripchart, a set of widgets for displaying sampled information in an interactive "strip chart" form. This initial release contains some example code, and shows the overall approach I'm taking to develop this widget set. My main reason for releasing at this time is to elicit comments from the PyGTK community regarding my general approach. Are there things I'm not doing that I should be doing, or vice versa? Since I'm still a newbie as far as PyGTK goes, any comments would be very much appreciated. Thanks, :-) Jonathan Merritt ****************** PyStripchart 0.0.2 Description =========== PyStripchart is a set of "megawidgets" for displaying time-sampled data in an interactive "strip chart" form. The widgets are written in Python and built upon the PyGTK package. License ======= GNU LGPL Requirements (same or newer) ============ - GTK+ 2.0 - Python 2.2.2 - PyGTK 1.99.16 Download ======== http://sourceforge.net/projects/jstripchart Homepage ======== http://jstripchart.sourceforge.net Mailing Lists ============= http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=57170 |
From: Jonathan M. <j.m...@pg...> - 2003-04-18 02:13:50
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