Activity for SciDAVis
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ShuhratBoboyev posted a comment on discussion Help & Tips
When importing data from Excel, it’s important to ensure your file format is compatible (usually .xlsx or .csv), and that your column headers are clearly defined. Many tools and programming languages support this process, including Python with pandas or software like Power BI. In a broader context, structured data like this is often used in analytics for platforms including online casinos. For example, 1win https://uganda-1win.com/ in Uganda may use Excel-based imports for managing user data or tracking...
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sepp2gl posted a comment on discussion Help & Tips
...this post is more than 3 month old, without providing any competent response. I suppose, that this topic is considered entirely obsolete, or...?
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Thx for at least responding... Would you please forward my question to someone, who might be capable to answer?
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High Performance Coder posted a comment on discussion Help & Tips
On Fri, Jan 03, 2025 at 06:07:39PM -0000, sepp2gl wrote: ??? no response after such a long time? Is this forum still alive? I see it, but I'm not actively involved in development of SciDAVis. If I understand the question, I'd answer, but alas I'm a relative newbie in the use of SciDAVis. -- Dr Russell Standish Phone 0425 253119 (mobile) Principal, High Performance Coders hpcoder@hpcoders.com.au http://www.hpcoders.com.au
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??? no response after such a long time? Is this forum still alive?
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Thibaut Klinger posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
I have been trying to copy columns from Tables to a matrix to get a 3D plot of how a spectrum changes over time. Sometimes when I try to copy the Table column over to the matrix column I only get zeros in all cells of the column. I tried what could be wrong by copying the table column in a newly created column of the same table and it worked just fine. It also works normal when copying to a new table. Does somebody have an idea what might have been going wrong? Also while I am at it, is there a way...
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Hi guys, being completely new to Scidavis, I start with a question about how to handle frequent changes in the input data. I made some attempt to find out, if there is a thread already available in this forum, but didn't find any. My SD-project is about analysis of data, that are generated by ngspice-simulation. I would like to used SD to generate standardized charts that are updated, whenever there are new data from ngspice. I would expect SD to detect, that a formerly imported data-file has been...
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Hi guys, being completely new to Scidavis, I start with a question about how to handle frequent changes in the input data. I made some attempt to find out, if there is a thread already available in this forum, but didn't find any. My SD-project is about analysis of data, that are generated by ngspice-simulation. I would like to used SD to generate standardized charts that are updated, whenever there are new data from ngspice. I would expect SD to detect, that a formerly imported data-file has been...
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Guilherme dos Santos posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hello everyone, could someone help me here? Im trying to make a graph with the result logs in it, but I can't figure out how that panel gets in the block, I've already worked on computers where after you do the Fit Linear command the Result Log box goes directly into the graph and not on a separated panel.
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Mansoor created ticket #116
Smith_Chat_plotting
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Ivi posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
The photo.
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In the video I show the issue, on the left there's the equation, R^2/A^2 is the y and theta is the x, I'm trying to find n' with the non linear adjust, but it gives me n'=1,000000 and it should give 1'5, plus the non linear adjust doesn't show on the graph
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Andy Votty modified a comment on discussion Help & Tips
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Xichen posted a comment on ticket #450
anyway, thank you for your help:)
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Or to update my repo - its actually sitting at 2.8, but there are build failures for most distros.
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It does work correctly in 2.3 (the latest build from my OBS repo). Wow, I didn't realise my repo was so far out of date! So this looks like a regression. Sadly, I don't have time to dig into this right now :(.
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here's record.
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SciDAVis 2.9.2 Released: Apr 16, 2022 Qt: 5.15.13 Qwt: 5.2.3 I get it from aur. Looks like it is built from github
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Can you please provide a sciprj file with the above problem. What version of SciDaVis are you using? Select "About SciDaVis" from the help menu? Note - I do not produce Arch versions of the software, so I really don't know where you got this from. On Thu, May 16, 2024 at 01:35:10PM -0000, Xichen wrote: ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ [scidavis-bugs:#450] Can't plot from data Status: open Group: next Created: Thu May 16, 2024 01:35 PM UTC by Xichen Last...
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Can't plot from data
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Sophia posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
To plot 200 points from a dataset of 2000 points while skipping 9 points between each plotted point (i.e., selecting every 10th point), you can use array slicing or filtering methods in your programming language of choice (e.g., Python with NumPy or MATLAB). Here's a brief example in Python using NumPy to achieve this: import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt # Generate example data (replace this with your actual data) data = np.random.rand(2000) # Example dataset of 2000 points # Extract...
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Florian Steuer posted a comment on ticket #434
I had the same Problem, the DPI Settings didnt fix it for me. In my case i had to activate the Compatibility mode for Win8 for the Program to get rid of the Problem
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Hi Xiaohong - the original developers have long gone. Most of the capabilities SciDaVis has is inherited from what the QwtPlot3d toolkit provides, so you might need to ask in that forum. As for SciDaVis, nobody has committed any code to the project for at least a year - the last main effort was to port the codebase to Qt5 and Python3. Eventually, those dependencies will go end of life, and we'll be in the same position. Pity, really.
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xhsh modified a comment on discussion Help & Tips
When we look at the curves more carefully, we will find that they are not smooth. Compared with Origin or Gnuplot, the curves produced by them are actually much smoother than those by scidavis. Are there any control parameters to improve it?
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When we look at the curves more carefully, we will find that they are not smooth. Compared with Origin or Gnuplot, the curves produced by them are actually much smoother than those by scidavis. Are there any control parameters to improve it?
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In the active layer, the texts can only be added inside the box between the four axes. However, I need to add texts outside the axis borders. How can I do that? I notice that it can be done by add it in a new layer. However, this is very complicated to control. I do not know why the developers will limit the permitted positions only inside the box. We hope we will have the freedom to add text, line or arrow anywhere, not inside the box.
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lovelylula posted a comment on discussion Help & Tips
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GPT created ticket #449
Table (column) formula(s) get(s) lost when inserting empty row(s) only at 1st row
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Giuliana posted a comment on ticket #434
this worked for me!! tysm!
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kledo5 posted a comment on discussion Help & Tips
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Fellype created ticket #448
Can't change language in preferences
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unimportantname posted a comment on discussion Help & Tips
Thank you for quick and correct answer, the buttons are there as you pointed out. If you have the patience I would appreciate tips how to make these buttons slightly more visible ? I discovered these buttons when you pointed them out but still have to guess their functionality as they have no symbols nor color. Iam using win 10 "dark mode" if this setting may affect the button properties as my tinkering with panel settings under scidavis/edit/preferences was unsuccessful ?
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It's nice that SciDaVis is fulfilling your needs. When a subwindow is maximised, you can return the window back to its normal size by hitting the button in the top right corner, as indicated in the attached image. On Wed, Dec 13, 2023 at 09:00:02AM -0000, unimportantname wrote: Dear forum. When handling mutliple data series I have lots of tables/graphs open in their windows. The magnet function in scidavis quite often grips these windows when I resize/move these windows and maximizes one single table...
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Dear forum. When handling mutliple data series I have lots of tables/graphs open in their windows. The magnet function in scidavis quite often grips these windows when I resize/move these windows and maximizes one single table or graph hiding all other tables and graphs I had arranged in my specific order. Unfortunately Iam too stupid finding a way minimizing the maximized window to make all other tables and graphs visible except for the menu/windows/tile function which leaves me rearranging all...
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ivv posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
indeed. R2 is not correct !
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Rogério Nunes Wolff posted a comment on ticket #447
After a research at web, I was able to figure out the solution. There was 2 keys installed, one previous key installed in /etc/apt/trusted.gpg using apt-key, that expired on October 2023, and the other installed in /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d using curl, that is valid. So when I tried to update, the apt update command detected the expired key. It happened because apt-key is now deprecated but I used it when I first installed SciDAVis at the computer. The solution is: first, delete all hpcoder1 keys using...
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Error when updating
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Luiscardo modified a comment on ticket #446
Sure, no problem. When you have a 2D plot, a double clic on the big field opens a dialog menu called "Plot details". In the plot tree you'll have Graph, then Layer and finally data set (let say "Table 1"), there you have a tab called "Line" (pretty much always but in scatter type plots). Right side of this set of variables you'll find a checkbox with the option "Fill area under curve". Is hard to explain it without a picture, I hope the description helps.
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Sure, no problem. When you have a 2D plot, a double clic on the big field opens a dialog menu called "Plot details". In the plot tree you'll have Graph, then Layer and finally data set (let say "Table 1"), there you have a tab called "Line" (pretty much always but in scatter type plots). Right side of this set of variables you'll find a checkbox with the option "Fill area under curve". I upload an image to try to explain this easily (I hope to achieve that ;D).
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Could you please tell me how to enable the "fill area under curve" option? I'm unfamiliar with this one. -- Dr Russell Standish Phone 0425 253119 (mobile) Principal, High Performance Coders hpcoder@hpcoders.com.au http://www.hpcoders.com.au
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Handling zeroes in log plots
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Fill area under curve in log plots
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Amin Hassan posted a comment on discussion Help & Tips
I had a problem with SciDAVsi. After I click on the co;umn to mark plotting, it exit without any error messages. It seemed ther is a problem with display scaling. Can some one help me to find a solution? To change each time the resolution to 100% is too bad ...
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lillian miller modified a comment on discussion Help & Tips
There are several options The problem may be with the way the data is formatted in Excel. If the data in Excel is saved as text, it can also be imported as text in SciDAVis. To solve this problem, make sure that the data in Excel is formatted as numbers before importing it into SciDAVis. When importing data, check the import settings in SciDAVis. There may be a parameter or setting that causes numeric data to be interpreted as text. Look for any options related to data types during the import process...
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There are several options The problem may be with the way the data is formatted in Excel. If the data in Excel is saved as text, it can also be imported as text in SciDAVis. To solve this problem, make sure that the data in Excel is formatted as numbers before importing it into SciDAVis. When importing data, check the import settings in SciDAVis. There may be a parameter or setting that causes numeric data to be interpreted as text. Look for any options related to data types during the import process...
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There are several options The problem may be with the way the data is formatted in Excel. If the data in Excel is saved as text, it can also be imported as text in SciDAVis. To solve this problem, make sure that the data in Excel is formatted as numbers before importing it into SciDAVis. When importing data, check the import settings in SciDAVis. There may be a parameter or setting that causes numeric data to be interpreted as text. Look for any options related to data types during the import process...
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Sergio Garay posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hi, my name is Sergio, I've just run a linear regression on a dataset and the result of r squared is really different from that of calc spreadsheet. Below I'm attaching a graph with results. Am I doing something wrong? Thank you in advance.
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Hi One possible reason for the change in data format is the presence of non-numeric characters in the Excel sheet. If there are any custom essay help characters, such as letters or symbols, in the cells containing numerical data, Excel may interpret the entire column as text instead of numbers. When importing this data into SciDAVis, it will retain the text format. Use that resourses: 1. Microsoft Support - support.microsoft.com 2. SciDAVis Official Documentation - scidavis.sourceforge.io/documentation/...
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Hi One possible reason for the change in data format is the presence of non-numeric characters in the Excel sheet. If there are any non-numeric characters, such as letters or symbols, in the cells containing numerical data, Excel may interpret the entire column as text instead of numbers. When importing this data into SciDAVis, it will retain the text format. Use that resourses: 1. Microsoft Support - support.microsoft.com 2. SciDAVis Official Documentation - scidavis.sourceforge.io/documentation/...
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The SciDavis 2.3.0 software is a valuable tool for scientific data analysis and visualization. However, encountering a black user work area issue on Windows 10 can be frustrating. This phenomenon where the workspace turns black might hinder your ability to work effectively. In this guide, we'll walk you through steps to troubleshoot and resolve this issue, ensuring that you can continue using SciDavis smoothly...
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Guilherme Luiz Batista Neto posted a comment on discussion Help & Tips
Heya folks! I was trying to do a gaussian multiple peaks fit in a XPS spectrum and turns out when I open the selector of a region of the graph to choose where is my peaks, my computer crashes. I can't click on nothing else and the only option is force-rebooting. Can someone help me with that?
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crash after click on header of Table 1 (SciDAVIis 2.7, Windows 11)
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dup of https://sourceforge.net/p/scidavis/scidavis-bugs/434/ Sorry - I'm not sure when, or if this bug will get fixed. It would appear to be a problem with a dependent library, only present on Windows systems with high resolution displays (which I don't have).
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ukkoo posted a comment on ticket #445
Addendum: The problem seems to be directly related to the resolution scaling, if I reduce the Windows scaling (System>Screen>Scale) to 125% or 100%, the problem does not occur.
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crash after click on header of Table 1 (SciDAVIis 2.7, Windows 11)
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The SciDavis 2.3.0 software is a valuable tool for scientific data analysis and visualization. However, encountering a black user work area issue on Windows 10 can be frustrating. This phenomenon where the workspace turns black might hinder your ability to work effectively. In this guide, we'll walk you through steps to troubleshoot and resolve this issue, ensuring that you can continue using SciDavis smoothly.
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Giovanni Di Maria posted a comment on discussion Help & Tips
Ok, thank you very much Giovanni
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I'm not sure that normalize has any meaning unless all values are positive. The manual says that all values are scaled between 0-1. If some of the values are negative, then clearly any extension will have negative resultant values. Cheers On Sat, Jul 08, 2023 at 01:19:10PM -0000, Giovanni Di Maria wrote: Hi to All In SciDAVis, when i Normalize a column containing all NEGATIVE numbers, i get only 0, 0, 0, 0. Is it a Bug? Thank you very Much Giovanni Di Maria ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━...
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Hi to All In SciDAVis, when i Normalize a column containing all NEGATIVE numbers, i get only 0, 0, 0, 0. Is it a Bug? Thank you very Much Giovanni Di Maria
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I can't install SciDAVis from repository
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Mr. Beedell, Roke Julian Lockhart (RJLB) posted a comment on ticket #443
https://github.com/SciDAVis/scidavis/issues/29#issuecomment-1552149649
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Grzegorz Nikiel posted a comment on discussion Help & Tips
I have a prepared data table The first column is format: yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss I can put in the first column data for example: 2018-03-21 10:00:00 2018-03-21 10:30:00 2018-03-21 11:00:00 2018-03-21 11:30:00 But after pasting the data from the Libreoffice worksheet o txt file, SciDavis splits the data into two columns: Column1 2018-03-21 00:00:00 2018-03-21 00:00:00 2018-03-21 00:00:00 2018-03-21 00:00:00 Column2 10:00:00 10:30:00 11:00:00 11:30:00 How to paste or import this type of data into SciD...
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lalaamir posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
I haven't used flatpak because I'm waiting for the flatpak vs. snap conflict to play out and since I can offer far more lightweight packages to popular Linux distros using OBS. A sort of philosophical argument against flatpak is the "include everything" philosophy of Windows and Mac distributions. Having stated that, I gave your repo a quick glance. Currently, Qt5 and Python3 are supported by SciDAVis 2.x. Only to the degree that we haven't yet taken out the supporting code do we consider Qt4 and...
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On Fri, May 05, 2023 at 08:44:07PM -0000, Andrea Cano wrote: Hello, I want to add the function f(x)=x/(a+bx+c $B"e (Bx) to an existing graph. However, when I write the function substituting the values to graph it like so x/(230.686x+87.5616x+(-280.353)*sqrt(x)), the curve that I obtain is incorrect, Did you intend the x in 230.686x? Also does SciDaVis understand elision of the multipliction operator? Cheers -- Dr Russell Standish Phone 0425 253119 (mobile) Principal, High Performance Coders hpcoder@hpcoders.com.au...
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Andrea Cano posted a comment on discussion Help & Tips
Hello, I want to add the function f(x)=x/(a+bx+c$B"e(Bx) to an existing graph. However, when I write the function substituting the values to graph it like so x/(230.686x+87.5616x+(-280.353)*sqrt(x)), the curve that I obtain is incorrect, because it should fit my data points (I have checked by graphing it on Desmos). Does anyone know why this might be happening? Sometimes, it doesn$B!-(Bt even graph it and says "function arguments used without a function". If anyone can help me figure out if there...
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Abhishek Patel posted a comment on ticket #114
This sample plotting is multiple plotting of variable x fixed y many in only single tool like scatter, collomn, etc. So, plotting will be seen as sent. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Fri, 3 Feb 2023 at 16:49, Abhishek Patelabhi8890@users.sourceforge.net wrote: I need to format this type of plotting.. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Fri, 3 Feb 2023 at 11:55, High Performance Coderhpcoder@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Yes - I looked at the image, but it wasn't clear to me what you meant. It might...
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I need to format this type of plotting.. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Fri, 3 Feb 2023 at 11:55, High Performance Coderhpcoder@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Yes - I looked at the image, but it wasn't clear to me what you meant. It might be years before anyone gets to this ticket, so best be clear what it is you're asking. [scidavis-feature-requests:#114] Request to add stack plotting facility. Status: open Group: Planned_for_next_release Labels: Stack plotting Created: Fri Feb 03, 2023 04:43...
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Yes - I looked at the image, but it wasn't clear to me what you meant. It might be years before anyone gets to this ticket, so best be clear what it is you're asking.
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I have attached the image of that with ticket. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Fri, 3 Feb 2023 at 10:30, High Performance Coderhpcoder@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Could you elaborate a bit on what you mean by "stack plotting" please? [scidavis-feature-requests:#114] Request to add stack plotting facility. Status: open Group: Planned_for_next_release Labels: Stack plotting Created: Fri Feb 03, 2023 04:43 AM UTC by Abhishek Patel Last Updated: Fri Feb 03, 2023 04:43 AM UTC Owner: nobody Attachments:...
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Could you elaborate a bit on what you mean by "stack plotting" please?
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Request to add stack plotting facility.
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David Goldenberg modified a comment on ticket #443
Russell, I have found a little bit of information about QT and dark mode. It seems as though an option for dark mode became functional with Qt 5.12.2, but implementing it in applications requires a bit of extra code, as described here: https://successfulsoftware.net/2021/03/31/how-to-add-a-dark-theme-to-your-qt-application/ But, the even better news is that Mac applications can be set to use only the light mode with a small addition ot the info.plist file. This is described near the bottom of the...
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Russell, I have found a little bit of information about QT and dark mode. It seems as though an option for dark mode became functional with Qt 5.12.2, but implementing it in applications requires a bit of extra code, as described here: https://successfulsoftware.net/2021/03/31/how-to-add-a-dark-theme-to-your-qt-application/ But, the even better news is that Mac applications can be set to use only the light mode with a small addition ot the info.plist file. This described near the bottom of the page...
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Russell, I have found a little bit of information about QT and dark mode. It seems as though an option for dark mode became functional with Qt 5.12.2, but implementing it in application requires a bit of extra code, as described here: https://successfulsoftware.net/2021/03/31/how-to-add-a-dark-theme-to-your-qt-application/ But, the even better news is that Mac applications can be set to use only the light mode with a small addition ot the info.plist file. This described near the bottom of the page...
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I don't recall any specific code in SciDAVis that deals with dark mode. It's not something that is relevant on other (non-Mac) platforms. Most likely, this is something that is handled internally by Qt, so this might be a Qt issue. Maybe Qt needs to be updated. On Tue, Dec 20, 2022 at 08:44:13PM -0000, David Goldenberg wrote: I think that I figured it out! The problem seems to be related to the dark mode that is now an option on MacOS (and the default, I think). If SciDAVis is launched with dark...
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I think that I figured it out! The problem seems to be related to the dark mode that is now an option on MacOS (and the default, I think). If SciDAVis is launched with dark mode on, the colors are mixed up, as seen in the About box posted earlier. I had checked earlier to see if dark mode might be the problem, and I was thrown of track because changing to light mode when SciDAVis was open didn't change anything. But, if light mode is on when the progam is started, the colors are fine! And, if dark...
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Here is a snapshot of the About box, as it appears on my system, I see this on two computers of mine, but I just checked on another system and it looks fine! I think that ther must be something else installed on my systems that is causing this. I will try to figure it out and report back. Thanks! David
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SciDAVis color problem on MacOS 12 (Monterey)
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I think you forgot to attach the snapshot of the About box that you mentioned. This is how it appears on my system: Monterey 12.6.1
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SciDAVis color problem on MacOS 12 (Monterey)
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leonardo kopprio posted a comment on ticket #427
Thanks gbm. Could you explain me how to install a patch in windows? Or tell me where can I find this info? Regards.
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Stano IpD posted a comment on ticket #434
The same problem remains also in combination with the Scidavis 2.8 and Win 11. The workaround with Override High DPI scaling behavior described by Spydarion worked for both - versions 2.7 and 2.8. An alternative workaround, which works for me - following from the previous approach - was the change of Scale in Display settings (right click at the desktop -> Display settings) from the recommended value of 150% to a lower value (either 125% or 100%).
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ValenO posted a comment on ticket #434
This worked for me!
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JOAO MARCELLO PEREIRA posted a comment on discussion Help & Tips
Hello everyone. How do I calculate using the following formula: (col1, row1) - (col1, row2) on the Formula tab? -- João Marcello Pereira
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Gerson Ferreira Junior posted a comment on ticket #428
It seams that this bug is back. I'm using SciDavis 2.9.2 on Linux. The translation files are there, but SciDavis does not see it and the options show on the English item. ls /usr/share/scidavis/translations scidavis_cs-alt.qm scidavis_de.qm scidavis_fr.qm scidavis_pl.qm scidavis_ru.qm scidavis_zh-tw.qm scidavis_cs.qm scidavis_es.qm scidavis_ja.qm scidavis_pt-br.qm scidavis_zh-cn.qm
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iKcp created ticket #442
Integration does not work
