Version: 2.0.0_devel (using unspecified) Compiler: mingw delivered with Qt SDK 4.6.2 OS: Windows 32-Bit Feedback from real-world usage of kst2 beta5... When using a shared axis box, the y-local zoom function does not work. To reproduce: - load columns 1 and 2 from gyrodata.dat, each in one plot - x-zoom in on the samples 50000 to 100000 - Hit Shift+L on the bottom curve, or call the corresponding zoom menu: nothing helps (with or without tied zoom) Expected result: the bottom plot is y-fitted to the visible portion of the curve This is a specific bug, but generally speaking I have the feeling that the shared axis box (cool new feature, by the way) is not yet rock-solid. I have for example been able to reach a state where I have absolutely no zoom context menu (after breaking the shared axis box)! It should probably be tested extensively before the next release or 2.0.0 final.
In fact, I'm not even sure it works at all, even without a shared axis box. I have just started a fresh session, loaded the 2 curves, activated tied zoom and zoomed in on the portion before the y peaks in column 2, and I can't manage to get y-local zoom maximum to work either. It does something, but it is not correct (looks like only the bottom limit is correctly computed).
SVN commit 1131193 by kuemmel: Init min/max variables before searching for the min/max values. CCBUG: 236678 M +4 -3 plotitem.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1131193
I think the single-plot maximum zooming is fixed now, but how could I reproduce the shared axis behavior?
OK, found the shared axis feature, but it looks like this bug has no relations to shared axis.
Change version from 2.0.0_devel to 2.0.0 to simplify version numbering.
These bugs are solved with 2.0.0