[Kst] Does this feature exist?

[Andrew Walker]

Hi Gunter,

If memory servers you should be able to hit the 'c' key to position a cursor
on a plot. You'll then be given the x,y offset from the current position to
the cursor, or to the highlighted data point if you're in data mode.

Hit SHIFT+'c' to clear the cursor.

Hope that helps,

Andrew

-----Original Message-----
From: Gunter Schelfhout [mailto:gschelle at telenet.be] 
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 9:05 AM
To: kst at kde.org
Subject: [Kst] Does this feature exist?

Hello,

I'm new to using kst. (using kst 1.6.0 on Ubuntu 8.10)

I looked already in the online handbook (not very thorough though).
The feature I'm looking for is when you click a point on a plot, this point 
will be a reference point and by moving over other points of the plot, the 
status bar will give the XY-values of that point like it does normally, but 
will also give the difference of the Y-values between this point and the 
reference point.

If it doesn't exist and in case it is not to difficult to implement, please 
consider it for any future versions.

Thanks a lot,

Gunter Schelfhout
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