[Kst] [Bug 123699] fails to create INDEX from .fits file binary extention

George Staikos staikos at kde.org
Mon Jun 19 01:01:20 CEST 2006


On Saturday 17 June 2006 00:52, Barth Netterfield wrote:
> The reason to have a single length per field is to handle asyronously
> arriving real time data in count from end mode (ie, the #1 requirement for
> kst), to make sure that the X vectors and the Y vectors stay synced. 
> Because of this, in fact, currently, fields within a data source are
> required to have the same frame count.  NF is a property of a datasource.

  Actually NF is now computed directly from frameCount(field), not 
frameCount().    It's entirely up to the datasource to determine if it 
returns different values for each field, or a synchronized value.  Basically 
what you wrote is almost what we already do, with the exception that none of 
the sources actually behaves like the fields are desynchronized.

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