Version: 1.0.0_devel (using KDE 3.3.0, compiled sources) Compiler: gcc version 3.3.2 OS: SunOS (sun4u) release 5.8 Could markers have a property indicating their origin ? It could be a QString that says either "Manual" if the value was entered by the user, or "Raising [var]", "Falling [var]", "Raising/Falling [var]" when they are created from another variable ? It seems markers depending on another variable are handled differently anyway, as they keep coming back when you remove the values from the list. I saw someone struggling with this, it was quite funny :-) but nor very user-friendly ! I imagine it is not overly complicated to make the list of values a QTable or QListView to have 2 columns, one with the value (as now), the other with the "type".
CVS commit by arwalker: Display the origin of a marker in the Plot dialog... Marker tab. A marker value will be followed by one of: 1) "" - indicates a value entered by the user 2) "rising" - indicates an automatically generated value on a rising edge 3) "falling" - indicates an automatically generated value on a falling edge CCMAIL: 91678-done@bugs.kde.org M +68 -39 kst2dplot.cpp 1.290 M +20 -7 kst2dplot.h 1.122 M +70 -42 kstplotdialog_i.cpp 1.110