Closed HitLuca closed 3 years ago
Please update to the latest version.
$ git pull
It no longer shows future time as red.
On Sun, May 16, 2021 at 2:04 AM Luca Simonetto @.***> wrote:
There are some cases where it's not clear where in the graph the cursor is, so having a specific color to indicate that would be nice. You can see an example in the image below: is the current pixel the red one? Or did the harvester fail to harvest and we are in one of the next pixels?
[image: Screenshot from 2021-05-16 11-02-46] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7645621/118391769-54ac4f80-b636-11eb-85c9-d03a3127cb44.png
Even a black or white pixel border would be enough I believe
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I'm already up to date with master but looks like the future time is still shown in red. The screenshot reflects what I currently see If it can help I'm on Ubuntu 20.04, running on the default terminal
Is the past, beyond oldest log in grey or red? Resize term really wide to see past.
Right now it's red, but I remember it being grey so it probably changed when pulling
That makes no sense. You somehow reverted to old version.
Just delete the entire chiaharvestgraph directory, and git clone it again.
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Right now it's red, but I remember it being grey so it has probably changed when pulling
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Line 344 should look like this...
red = grn = blu = 0x36;
Yep, I have the same
since this is compiled, it could also happen if someone forgets to rebuild after the pull, or ran an old binary.
Maybe the screen needs to show a version number to reduce confusion. Or someone in the updating notice lines.
Aaah dammit yup, 8 years of python led me to forget recompiling! Gonna try in a minute and let you know
I can confirm that recompiling brought the code up to date and correctly shows the new changes
There are some cases where it's not clear where in the graph the cursor is, so having a specific color to indicate that would be nice. You can see an example in the image below: is the current pixel the red one? Or did the harvester fail to harvest and we are in one of the next pixels?
Even a black or white pixel border would be enough I believe