Minor update to improve table readability on certain hi-resolution displays.
Updated to reflect release 2.6.12.
Updated to match a change made to TableWindow.java.
Fixed a formatting issue with the table view on hi-def displays.
Thanks for your quick response. There are also some HiDPI issues on Linux (too small initial window; tiny, difficult to read about window) that I am looking at. Generally, minor cosmetic aspects apart, with the above patch applied, the app is very usable on my HiDPI Linux screen.
This looks great. I'll roll this into my next release. Thanks for the great input! -- Joe
Here is the screenshot after applying my patch.
Hi, I found that on my Linux system, which is set up with fonts scaled up by a factor of 1.25, the table in the result window was fairly un-readable due to the table row sizes being hard-coded in and not adapting to the increased size of fonts. I have attached a screen-shot to show what I mean. I wrote the following patch that adjusts the table row size with respect to the content font size (plus some default padding) and tested that this fixes the issue for me. Please let me know if this is the...
Cleaned up issues with the javadocs.
Corrected a compile error on the application stub.
Updated to run on MacOS 15.1.
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Tagged as release 2.6.11.
* The color preference for the Y-axis was being ignored.
Fixed a bug that caused the About Plot Digitizer menu item to read incorrectly.
Fixed a bug that prevented the user from being able to change the Y-axis color preference.
Corrected a minor typo.
Removed unused directory.
Tagged as release 2.6.10.
Minor rewordings.
Updated release notes.
Corrected typos.
Removed code for copying in Windows EXE as it no longer exists.
Updated README files for version 2.6.10.
Tagged Revision 265 and release 2.6.9.
* Fixed a bug with mouse click event handling.
Updated revision date.
Removed unnecessary/redundant menu handlers.
Corrected a problem that prevented "ant run" from working.
* Modified to remove the seriously out of date MRJAdapter and Bare Bones Browser Launcher libraries and replaced them with the now standard java.awt.Desktop class.
No. CSV output should work on all platforms. When you have finished digitizing your points, click on the "Done" button on the toolbar and a window will open up with the digitized points in it. From this window, you should be able to choose "File-Save As..." to export your digitized points to a CSV file.
Has the .csv output been replaced with .xml output? If not, is it possible to get .csv output on Linux?
You can only save the calibration data with a link to the original image file. After calibrating the axes and starting to digitize some points, you can choose "Calibration & Data to XML" under the "Export" item under the "File" menu. Give the file a name and save it somewhere where you can find it again. Then later, you can open up PlotDigitizer (so that you have a blank window) and then choose File-Import-Calibration & Data from XML. Choose the XML file you saved earlier and it should be ready to...
Hey there, thanks for creating this free Mac-friendly data extraction software. I have a question about saving the entire Plot Digitizer workspace of an image. Is there a way to save this?
There is, but it isn't obvious. After calibrating the axes and starting to digitize some points, you can choose "Calibration & Data to XML" under the "Export" item under the "File" menu. Give the file a name and save it somewhere where you can find it again. Then later, you can open up PlotDigitizer (so that you have a blank window) and then choose File-Import-Calibration & Data from XML. Choose the XML file you saved earlier and it should put you right back where you were. It will be in digitize...
Is there a way to save work done so far, then continue working later? The "save" option under "file" is greyed out. If I import an existing project and hit "digitize" all the existing points are wiped out. "Add" doesn't seem to do anything.
Fixed a bug with an underlying library (MRJAdapter) that wasn't compatible with recent versions of Java (Java 15 in particular).
Sorry to hear you are having problems. MacOS no longer comes with Java installed right out of the box . Follow the instructions on the Java web site to install Java and it should work: https://www.java.com/
Sorry to hear you are having problems MacOS no longer comes with Java installedright out of the box . Follow the instructions on the Java web site to install Java and it should work: https://www.java.com/
Hello, I downloaded plotdigitizer on my mac and followed the instructions to unsure it could be downloaded on my MAC, but now it is giving me the "Unable to Load Java Runtime Environment" error. Please let me know what I can do to fix this thanks! Best
Minor code improvement.
Zoom in, zoom out keyboard shortcut, or ideally point and zoom with equivalent of mouse scroll wheel, like CAD and or photo viewing software. I.e. hold Ctrl and Scroll-In or Scroll-Out, to Zoom-In or Zoom-Out.
Removed unnecessary window closing listener.
* Modified "performEscapeAction()" method to di...
Cleaned up formatting and modified to use some ...
Added a missing exception from a throws clause.
1. Added new branch //code revision
I donwloaded the code (svn checkout through the Eclipse IDE) in order to apply the...
Modernized code to use features in more recent ...
precise pixel-wise positioning with arrow keys, and also selecting points with keyboard...
Modified "buildButtonList()" to be more flexibl...
* Added a buildMenuItem() method that allows th...
Minor code formatting correction.
Detabbed, cleaned up formatting, and improved d...
Tagged as release 2.6.8.
Plot Digitizer 2.6.8 (stable) Released
This update represents release 2.6.8. Changes ...
Fixed an exception that could get thrown in cer...
Updated version code.
Minor improvement to the documentation.
Fixed errors in the documentation.
Removed some unnecessary non-ASCII characters.
Plot Digitizer 2.6.7 (stable) Released