Version: 1.1.0_dr1 (using KDE KDE 3.3.2) OS: Linux If one has x-axis time interpretation on by default, and you make several plots, of which one or more is a psd, the psd will also interpret its x-axis as time (which it isn't, unless you read in data by frequency, but that must be rare to say the least). I think that psd's shouldn't interpret their axes as time by default.
CVS commit by staikos: X axis interpretation in PSD cases from the data wizard is disabled initially Still one more place to fix this CCBUG: 96760 M +19 -16 datawizard.ui.h 1.116 M +23 -222 kst2dplot.cpp 1.361
CVS commit by staikos: new PSDs should not interpret as time by default BUG: 96760 M +1 -0 kstpsddialog_i.cpp 1.72 --- kdeextragear-2/kst/kst/kstpsddialog_i.cpp #1.71:1.72 @@ -203,4 +203,5 @@ bool KstPsdDialogI::new_I() { plot = kst_cast<Kst2DPlot>(w->view()->findChild(name)); if (plot) { + plot->setXAxisInterpretation(false, KstXAxisInterpretation(), KstXAxisDisplay()); _curvePlacement->update(); _curvePlacement->setCurrentPlot(plot->tagName());