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The IGCAPT allows electric utility personnel to perform a static analysis of their communications network supporting smart grid architectures from a network utilization and performance standpoint. IGCAPT is meant to be a "first order" planning tool - the tool will accommodate estimates and best available data alongside default settings, which the user can then improve over time.
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Heatmap Parameter Enhancements (see comments) #12

Open dafew opened 1 year ago

dafew commented 1 year ago

a. Leave window open until user presses Cancel b. Annotate the defaults c. Persist the last values across runs d. If no last values are persisted then set defaults e. Color tooltips indicate what start and end colors mean (High/Low Data Density)

daisynadauld commented 1 year ago

a. Window stays open until user presses close or cancel.

b. Default values are all annotated except for default colors. Default colors are not present upon opening the heatmap parameters unless the user presses Restore Defaults, then default colors are added.

c. Reset to last run resets values to last run except for the start and end colors, it appears at first that they are set correctly but when you press generate you get a message that states you must select start and end colors.

d. If no last values persist when you press reset to last run, Then the default values are set. But again the colors only appear to be set. When you press generate you get a message that states you must select start and end colors.

daisynadauld commented 1 year ago

a. Window still stays open until close or cancel.

B. Default values are annotated, including colors. (though upon first opening, the colors are set to red and green, not green and blue like the annotation states.)

c. The last value persists between runs, and reset to last run works properly.

D. (note this is before you generate the heatmap for the first time) Reset to last does NOT reset the values to default if no last run value persists. The values you edit remain unchanged after reset to last is pressed. If you press restore defaults, default values are restored (including the correct colors according to the annotation, unlike when you first open the heatmap). Then if you press reset to last again, it sets the values to the same as you edited them to before restoring defaults.

E. Color tooltips does not indicate what the start and end colors mean, it just explains how to set them.

chedoom3 commented 1 year ago

Tooltips are on the Heatmap form rather than the Color Picker form. Added text to the Color Picker instructions. This is ready to push up but waiting for Doug and me to get on the same git page.

daisynadauld commented 1 year ago

a. Window still stays open until close or cancel. b. Default values are annotated, including colors. c. The last value persists between runs, and reset to last run works properly. d. Reset to last does reset the values to default if no last run value persists. e. Color tooltips indicate what the start and end colors mean, and text was added in the instructions.

looks good.