Open mfocchi opened 8 years ago
Did you try right-clicking on the plot window and choose "Reset Y Axis Scale". Does that do the functionality you describe in 1? A toggle switch for "auto rescale" would be nice indeed, I imagine that would be straight forward to implement.
all right, "Reset Y Axis Scale" does the 1) thanks! but it would be nice to do for all the plots together (since we have a lot of dofs, we have e.g. 18 plots on average, and we need to rescale 1 by 1 that way)
Here's a quick workaround:
open python console (F8) and enter this command:
map(lambda x: x.onResetYAxisScale(), _mainWindow.getPlots())
This command will work in your current version of signal-scope but it might segfault because of a python threading issue that I just fixed.
If you want, you could attempt to add a button to the toolbar or an action with a keyboard shortcut to the Edit menu that does the same thing. Just have a look at mainwindow.cpp and find MainWindow::clearHistory(). That function is a good example of looping over each plot. All you have to do is loop over each plot and call onResetYAxisScale. To auto rescale, you could call that function from the draw loop, see the very end of MainWindow::onRedrawPlots() where it loops over each plot.
ok thanks! I will have a look
Hi Pat,
I work with Michele. The button has been added. Do you think this could be usefull to others? I can make a pull request if you want to take a look.
Cheers.
Yes, please open a pull request, that would be great.
I'll leave this issue open to track the remaining feature request, a toggle button to turn on automatic resizing of the plots.
Dear Pat
we are starting to use the signal_scope as the default debugging tool in our lab at IIT.
A nice functionality we had in our previous simulation software oscilloscope (we used SL http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.142.4178&rep=rep1&type=pdf) was to be able to 1) resize the Yaxis limits around the variable value (basically the plot was magnified around the variable value at the instant we typed a certain refresh command). Then, if the variable was changing, 2) the Yaxis limit were moving too (e.g. if we have an increasing amplitude sine the Yaxis limits were "moving" at each cycle as the amplitude was increasing). This was applicable to all the plots. It would be very useful to trigger the reset (1) functionality with a button and the (2) functionality with a toggle switch button. Let me know if something is not clear and if this is feasible.
cheers Michele