Version: 1.0.0_devel (using KDE 3.3.0, compiled sources) Compiler: gcc version 3.3.2 OS: SunOS (sun4u) release 5.8 When reorganizing curves and plots, a nicer way than a specific dialog would be to allow curve drag&drop. This should obviously work only in layout mode so that it is consistent and does not interfere with zooming operations. THe way I imagine this is: - when the pointer comes within a given (small) distance of a curve, it changes to a hand (or whatever other form suggests that one may click there and enter a drag event). The curve could also be highlighted like icons in konqueror if it is not too resource-intensive. - click and drag: the curve follows - drop on a graph: the curve is moved (or better: a popup asks whether it should be copied or moved).
There are already two ways to achieve the same thing: 1) the Content tab of the Plot Dialog 2) the right-click context menu of a Curve object within the data manager Both of these are simple and effective and I don't see that anything would be gained by adding another method which would not be immediately obvious to the user.