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| Re: Chartrecorder [message #135446 is a reply to message #135444] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 07:21 |
 Martin Schreiber
Messages: 8633
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Sieghard wrote:
> Hallo Martin,
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> as I'm at the project using your GUI, I was thinking of some enhancements,
> too. (The i18n stuff kind of works now, disregarding a few "quirks", at
> least in a simulated environment; I didn't yet test in in a "production"
> environment.) So I decided to use your chart recorder component, as I
> still had a self made diagram procedure in use.
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> I had played a bit with it before, already, and had not found any way to
> make it start at the left side, filling ("sweeping") the display with the
> curves until reaching the right side, and only then starting to shift
> everything to the left when new samples are added. So I did some more
> tinkering, but had to find that this was not possible with your original
> code.
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> So I modified the component code some, adding a few statements and a new
> property in the process, to have it do that, somewhat like some digital
> oscilloscopes do in "rolling" mode. If you should be interested in the
> extensions, I attached the diff file (towards version 2.2 of MSEGUI).
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> The modified version provides an additional property named "sweeping",
> which has to be set to "true" to invoke the sweep effect; it is set false
> by the code when shifting starts, so it can be used externally to detect
> that condition, e.g. for starting to also shift an X scale in parallel to
> the traces (I use it for that). Of course, that means that it has to be
> set again if the chart gets cleared and a new recording started.
>
> Also somewhat similar to an oscilloscope - but in no way reminding of a
> real chart - is the representation of coordinate grid lines. These always
> appear _in front_ of the traces, like the pane in front of a traditional
> oscilloscope screen (but not like the grid lines on a modern digital
> scope) instead of in the background, like on a chart recorder. I didn't
> care about that yet, but I wonder whether there might be a way to change
> this (maybe even as an optional setting)?
>
The settings could be done with an "options" property, I'll have a look.
BTW, there is no attachment.
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| Topic: What's up? |
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| Re: What's up? [message #135445 is a reply to message #135443] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 01:46 |
s_c_h_s-KvP5wT2u2U0
Messages: 64
Registered: June 2010 |
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Sehr geehrter Herr Martin Schreiber <mse00000-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>,
Sie schrieben am Mon, 06 Sep 2010 21:56:50 +0200:
> > Hello list! ;-)
> >
> Hello Sieghard!
Hello again - so there's really someone left here?
> The last message I see posted by you is from 2010-08-31 21:11.
> The last message on list is from IvankoB 2010-09-03 23:58. No more
> problems probably. ;-)
Oh, then there _are_ problems - the last message I posted should be of
yesterday (I resend it via the list, since it _may_ be of interest to you)
and I did _not_ receive any messages since a post of yours from Fri, 03 Sep
2010 14:35:41 +0200!
But hopefully, it may work again now, since I received my question and your
response since, though _no_ other message, neither via gmane nor from the
list directly! Does one have to reregister periodically? (I'd _hate_ that.)
--
(Weitergabe von Adressdaten, Telefonnummern u.ä. ohne Zustimmung
nicht gestattet, ebenso Zusendung von Werbung oder ähnlichem)
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Mit freundlichen Grüßen, S. Schicktanz
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| Re: What's up? [message #135447 is a reply to message #135445] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 07:26 |
Martin Schreiber
Messages: 8633
Registered: January 2006 |
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Sieghard wrote:
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> But hopefully, it may work again now, since I received my question and
> your response since, though _no_ other message, neither via gmane nor from
> the list directly! Does one have to reregister periodically? (I'd _hate_
> that.)
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No. IIRC your account had the "no mail" options set. It means that you don't
get messages directly from mailman.
Martin
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| Topic: PODPISKA: inherted forms |
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| PODPISKA: inherted forms [message #135448] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 12:52 |
IvankoB for-mse
Messages: 159
Registered: June 2010 |
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- me inherited trefviewfo => trefviewform_stringcode
- added a tdbstringedit "dbseCode" to the new form's widget grid
- moved the stringedit so that its' placed before grid's "dbseName"
Now, me can't move seNameFilter so that it placed below dbseName (as
it was done wth trefviewfo_intcode). Copy/Paset is unavalable here
since inherited widgets can't be deleted as long as mouse movement to
the widget is ignored.
?
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| Re: PODPISKA: inherted forms [message #135449 is a reply to message #135448] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 13:22 |
Martin Schreiber
Messages: 8633
Registered: January 2006 |
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Ivanko B wrote:
> - me inherited trefviewfo => trefviewform_stringcode
> - added a tdbstringedit "dbseCode" to the new form's widget grid
> - moved the stringedit so that its' placed before grid's "dbseName"
>
There is no dbseName, do you refer to seName?
> Now, me can't move seNameFilter so that it placed below dbseName (as
> it was done wth trefviewfo_intcode). Copy/Paset is unavalable here
> since inherited widgets can't be deleted as long as mouse movement to
> the widget is ignored.
> ?
Difficult to fix. I try it.
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| Re: PODPISKA: inherted forms [message #135450 is a reply to message #135449] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 13:29 |
IvankoB for-mse
Messages: 159
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>There is no dbseName, do you refer to seName?
Oops, yes.
>> Now, me can't move seNameFilter so that it placed below dbseName (as
>> it was done wth trefviewfo_intcode). Copy/Paset is unavalable here
>> since inherited widgets can't be deleted as long as mouse movement to
>> the widget is ignored.
>> ?
>Difficult to fix. I try it.
Somehow, me could do it to the *_intcode form :)
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| Re: PODPISKA: inherted forms [message #135451 is a reply to message #135450] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 13:43 |
Martin Schreiber
Messages: 8633
Registered: January 2006 |
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Ivanko B wrote:
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>>> Now, me can't move seNameFilter so that it placed below dbseName (as
>>> it was done wth trefviewfo_intcode). Copy/Paset is unavalable here
>>> since inherited widgets can't be deleted as long as mouse movement to
>>> the widget is ignored.
>>> ?
>>Difficult to fix. I try it.
>
> Somehow, me could do it to the *_intcode form :)
Hmm, seNameFilter is in colum of dbdeDateActiv in base form refviewform. The
connection column-widgets should be fix, did you made manual modifications
in the *.mfm?
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| Re: PODPISKA: inherted forms [message #135452 is a reply to message #135451] |
Tue, 07 September 2010 17:00 |
IvankoB for-mse
Messages: 159
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>>>> Now, me can't move seNameFilter so that it placed below dbseName (as
>>>> it was done wth trefviewfo_intcode). Copy/Paset is unavalable here
>>>> since inherited widgets can't be deleted as long as mouse movement to
>>>> the widget is ignored.
>>>> ?
>>>Difficult to fix. I try it.
>>
>> Somehow, me could do it to the *_intcode form :)
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>Hmm, seNameFilter is in colum of dbdeDateActiv in base form refviewform. The
>connection column-widgets should be fix, did you made manual modifications
>in the *.mfm?
>
No, me only removed the newly auto-added empty
fixrows[-2].captions[0]. The idea is that dbdeDateActiv will be
shifted right once a new widget is appended into the grid then shifted
left thus seName fits seNameFilter.
It seems that me'll have to fix the mfm-file manually, correct ?
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