As heading states.
If time interval is 0.96 to 1.0 sec, and the time-stamp is 0.02 sec it is observed that the Stop time has to be larger than 1.0 to get the results plotted in the graph for time = 1.0.
Edit:
Also observing that setting the Start time to for example 0.989sec will still show the results for time = 0.98 (given same time-stepping as above)
So it should maybe be rounding the Start time up to the nearest value, instead of down to nearest? And Stop time should be up to and including?
As heading states. If time interval is 0.96 to 1.0 sec, and the time-stamp is 0.02 sec it is observed that the Stop time has to be larger than 1.0 to get the results plotted in the graph for time = 1.0.
Edit: Also observing that setting the Start time to for example 0.989sec will still show the results for time = 0.98 (given same time-stepping as above)
So it should maybe be rounding the Start time up to the nearest value, instead of down to nearest? And Stop time should be up to and including?