Version: 1.1.0_beta1 (using KDE KDE 3.3.0) Installed from: Slackware Packages OS: Linux Plots disappear when the widow is resized to be 'too' small. It would be best if the window was not allowed to get so short as to not display the plots like it does in width, but the individual plots should be allowed to be as small as possible (so the tickmarks touch). This only seems to happen in the vertical direction; the horizontal direction is as I would expect it.
On Thursday 21 April 2005 19:36, Matthew Truch wrote: > Plots disappear when the widow is resized to be 'too' small. It would be > best if the window was not allowed to get so short as to not display the > plots like it does in width, but the individual plots should be allowed to > be as small as possible (so the tickmarks touch). This only seems to > happen in the vertical direction; the horizontal direction is as I would > expect it. This is a very long-standing behaviour of Kst. The new minimum size code could be expanded to handle this though. The question is, what do we do if someone places so many plots that the minimum size is greater than the screen size?
What happens when someone has too many plots to fit in the width of their kst window now (since the width is already constrained)? Kst could pop up a dialog saying there are too many plots to fit. Or perhaps better, if a plot is too small to display, a little 'too small plot' icon could appear, so you can still type 'z' to zoom it.
On Friday 22 April 2005 06:21, Matthew Truch wrote: > What happens when someone has too many plots to fit in the width of their > kst window now (since the width is already constrained)? Kst could pop up > a dialog saying there are too many plots to fit. Or perhaps better, if a > plot is too small to display, a little 'too small plot' icon could appear, > so you can still type 'z' to zoom it. It sets the minimum size of the widget - so it's not shrinkable beyond that. I think we should do that in the other dimension as well.
It seems the plots disappear when the width is too small as well (for example, 15 columns with 15 plots).
Draw cross pattern when plotis too small so the user knows it is there at least.
If everyone is happy with the previous patch then I would suggest we mark this bug as fixed.
OK with me. On May 25, 2005 06:58 pm, Andrew Walker wrote: > ------- If everyone is happy with the previous patch then I would suggest > we mark this bug as fixed. _______________________________________________
Fine with me
Marking "missing" plot with cross hatches provides sufficient feedback to the user.