Closed machprogr closed 1 year ago
Hi @machprogr
Thank you for reporting this issue and providing a simple test case, that makes it easier to debug. This was definitely a wrong behavior.
It came from something I had introduced due an annoyance when looking at values that were constant on the y-axis (though I forgot the full context). I've now changed this part of the code for the x and y axis. If anything, I'll reintroduce the behavior on the y-axis, but definitely not on the x-axis.
It should now be fixed in the latest dev. Let me know if it doesn't work for you.
Thanks! I downloaded the latest dev branch, but I get this error when I try to run :
python pyDatView.py weio/weio/tests/example_files/FASTIn_arf_coords.txt
Error: the python package weio
was not imported successfully.
Most likely the submodule weio
was not cloned with pyDatView
Type the following command to retrieve it:
git submodule update --init --recursive
Alternatively re-clone this repository into a separate folder:
Jsut to be safe, can you reclone into a new directory
git clone https://github.com/ebranlard/pyDatView -b dev pydatview-new
and try again?
The package weio
used to be a submodule, so it's not straightward to go from main
to dev
.
works like a champ now!!!!
Thanks!!!!
Great! Thanks a lot for reporting your issue.
If a CSV contains a time axis using GPS time (w/ a very large number), the plot will zoom out so much that you cannot see the data.
Sample CSV data to replicate:
time,ws1,ws2 1371732486,5,10 1371732487,10,20 1371732489,5,30
Thanks!!