Version: CVS march2 (using KDE KDE 3.2.1) Installed from: RedHat RPMs OS: Linux If I create a curve using X axis : a Vector VX from the first column of a file it displays as label column1 Y axis : A Vectore VY using the second column of a file, it displays as label column 2 All normal up to now, I made a mistake and exchange the vector VX and VY, it redisplays the curve properly but forgets the labels (column1 and colum2).
On Thursday 04 March 2004 13:05, claude mercier wrote: > If I create a curve using > X axis : a Vector VX from the first column > of a file it displays as label column1 > Y axis : A Vectore VY using the second column > of a file, it displays as label column 2 > > All normal up to now, I made a mistake and exchange > the vector VX and VY, it redisplays the curve properly > but forgets the labels (column1 and colum2). This is not possible to implement the way you want since those are filled with text. There is no way to reliably change that label without breaking things for a percentage of users. If you think it is worth the effort, we could implement a special substitution such as "[[VECTOR]]" that is substituted with the name of the vector of the curve. Even then it would only work well for plots with one curve, so I tend to think it's not worthwhile.
Hi Georges, I did not realize that the label is not attached to the vector itself so just forget it, especially because it is unlikly to repeat this mistake that often. Sorry, not a bug Claude George Staikos wrote: >------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- >You reported the bug, or are watching the reporter. > >http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76749 > > > > >------- Additional Comments From staikos kde org 2004-03-04 22:03 ------- >On Thursday 04 March 2004 13:05, claude mercier wrote: > > >>If I create a curve using >>X axis : a Vector VX from the first column >>of a file it displays as label column1 >>Y axis : A Vectore VY using the second column >>of a file, it displays as label column 2 >> >>All normal up to now, I made a mistake and exchange >>the vector VX and VY, it redisplays the curve properly >>but forgets the labels (column1 and colum2). >> >> > > This is not possible to implement the way you want since those are filled >with text. There is no way to reliably change that label without breaking >things for a percentage of users. If you think it is worth the effort, we >could implement a special substitution such as "[[VECTOR]]" that is >substituted with the name of the vector of the curve. Even then it would >only work well for plots with one curve, so I tend to think it's not >worthwhile. > >
We agree it's not of value.