[Kst] branches/work/kst/portto4/kst/devel-docs/Kst2Specs

[Mike Fenton]

SVN commit 977202 by fenton:

Update bug list.


 M  +8 -11     Bugs  
 M  +19 -0     FixedBugs  
 M  +0 -8      Wishlist  


--- branches/work/kst/portto4/kst/devel-docs/Kst2Specs/Bugs #977201:977202
@@ -49,6 +49,14 @@
 until something is done to trigger a redraw (eg, a rescale) at which 
 time the plots are drawn correctly.
 
+Sharing is happening however, sharing is based upon plot projectionRect, not on
+physical location.
+Ie.  in scenario described the Y axis of the two plots do not match but it seems likely that the x axis range 
+does match.  This results in an inappropriate sharing of the x axis when the physical location of the plots 
+lends to a natural y axis sharing.  The zoom update will trigger the tied zoom code which standardizes all the 
+plots.  
+This proper fix for this will be part of the logic rework for shared axis as it is related directly to the above 
+bug.
 ---------------------------
 
 Bugs Reported by D.V. Wiebe
@@ -65,12 +73,6 @@
 with the main window while open).  This slows me down significanlly.
 (I find I'm constantly opening and closing dialogs)
 
-7. Adding a curve to a plot in the edit plot item dialog, and hitting
-"Apply" causes the dialog box to grow wider.  Removing a plot does the
-same thing.  The result is an ever-widening dialog box, which can't be
-re-narrowed since it believes it is as small as it can get.  (It's the
-list of tabs on the left which is doing the growing.)
-
 9. Plotting too many decades in, the x- or y-log axis results in "y-log
 base-and-offset mode", giving, say, a base of 100, and tick labels
 "-[99.9999]", "[0]", "+[9999900]", "+[1e12]", "+[1e17]" instead of
@@ -79,11 +81,6 @@
 better, and even better than that would be 6 decade intervals: 1e-6, 1,
 1e6, 1e12)
 
-11. When in log mode, the range reported in the range tab of the edit
-plot item is the logarithm of the range.  So if the y-range is 0.1 to
-100, the range will be reported as -1 to 2.  Despite this, you still
-have to enter "0.1" and "100" to get this range.
-
 13. Hitting shift changes into y-zoom mode forever, rather than just
 changing it while shift is depressed.  After doing this it's difficult
 to get back to xy-zoom mode.  (I have to right click twice to open and
--- branches/work/kst/portto4/kst/devel-docs/Kst2Specs/FixedBugs #977201:977202
@@ -701,3 +701,22 @@
     No legend.
   Edit a plot.  In the label tab, select having a legend.  Apply
     No legend...
+
+
+11. When in log mode, the range reported in the range tab of the edit
+plot item is the logarithm of the range.  So if the y-range is 0.1 to
+100, the range will be reported as -1 to 2.  Despite this, you still
+have to enter "0.1" and "100" to get this range.
+
+
+Smart selection of minor tick intervals.
+  There needs to be an option to automatically chose the number of minor tick intervals: 
+  If the major interval is 1x10^n or 5x10^n there should be 5 minor intervals.  
+  If it is 2x10^n, there should be 4.
+  This was in 1.x
+
+7. Adding a curve to a plot in the edit plot item dialog, and hitting
+"Apply" causes the dialog box to grow wider.  Removing a plot does the
+same thing.  The result is an ever-widening dialog box, which can't be
+re-narrowed since it believes it is as small as it can get.  (It's the
+list of tabs on the left which is doing the growing.)
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--- branches/work/kst/portto4/kst/devel-docs/Kst2Specs/Wishlist #977201:977202
@@ -43,14 +43,6 @@
 
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-Smart selection of minor tick intervals.
-  There needs to be an option to automatically chose the number of minor tick intervals: 
-  If the major interval is 1x10^n or 5x10^n there should be 5 minor intervals.  
-  If it is 2x10^n, there should be 4.
-  This was in 1.x
-
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-
 Change File Dialog is confusing.  It is not clear what the two filters at the top do, and the 
 way they do it is inconsistent: The top is applyed when you hit the all from button.  The next one
 is live, and the button clears the selection.  There is no way to combine the options.