If the table driving a plot shrinks, Plot2D.GenPlotXY can run off the end of the data, causing a segfault. The problematic code (that I know of) is at line 205 of xyplot.go:
199 // Use string labels for X axis if X is a string
200 xc := pl.Table.Table.Cols[xi]
201 if xc.DataType() == etensor.STRING {
202 xcs := xc.(*etensor.String)
203 vals := make([]string, pl.Table.Len())
204 for i, dx := range pl.Table.Idxs {
205 vals[i] = xcs.Values[dx]
206 }
207 plt.NominalX(vals...)
208 }
In the case that I've seen, the table had 15 entries for the first phase of a run, and was then resized to only 10 rows for the second phase. I've worked around the issue in the calling code by calling IdxView.DeleteInvalid after shrinking the data source table, but I really think there should be a check somewhere in etable itself.
If the table driving a plot shrinks,
Plot2D.GenPlotXYcan run off the end of the data, causing a segfault. The problematic code (that I know of) is at line 205 of xyplot.go:In the case that I've seen, the table had 15 entries for the first phase of a run, and was then resized to only 10 rows for the second phase. I've worked around the issue in the calling code by calling
IdxView.DeleteInvalidafter shrinking the data source table, but I really think there should be a check somewhere in etable itself.