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Is this true even after you use the "x" key to zoom with the cursor somewhere within the boundaries of the lower plot? If so, this behavior was already there in the previous version
On Jul 7, 2015, at 8:50 AM, Tuan Do notifications@github.com wrote:
The interactive wavelength fitting right now looks like this:
The bottom plot has no points on it. I think it's because the xlim variable in Wavelength.py is undefined. The plotting is done in draw_found_lines().
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The points appear after I use the x key.
On Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 12:03 PM lucarizzi notifications@github.com wrote:
Is this true even after you use the "x" key to zoom with the cursor somewhere within the boundaries of the lower plot? If so, this behavior was already there in the previous version
On Jul 7, 2015, at 8:50 AM, Tuan Do notifications@github.com wrote:
The interactive wavelength fitting right now looks like this:
The bottom plot has no points on it. I think it's because the xlim variable in Wavelength.py is undefined. The plotting is done in draw_found_lines().
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This error was there in the original version of the pipeline. Fixed today with eea36d6ad6b01520db56abb9eab547865ae365db (for @followthesheep: I cherry-picked this commit to your install-update branch)
The interactive wavelength fitting right now looks like this:
The bottom plot has no points on it. I think it's because the
xlim
variable in Wavelength.py is undefined. The plotting is done indraw_found_lines()
.