https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=352367
--- Comment #5 from Michael Brewer <bre...@astro.umass.edu> --- (In reply to Michael Brewer from comment #4) > From your previous comment, I got the impression that INDEX was something > specific to the plot. If INDEX is in fact just another 1 sample per frame > vector, then I agree that it should be the same as all the other 1 sample > per frame vectors. > > ******* > Right: Imagine you want to plot a field which is 100 samples per frame vs > something that is 1 samples per frame. And you want to plot one frame. Maybe > because your datasource is only one frame long. What should you do? > ******* > > Currently, this question is moot since it is not possible to plot one frame > of data in KST. > But that is my point. If the user has only one frame of data, there should > be a way for them to look at that data. In the example that you give, there > is only one X-Y pair to plot. In order to plot this, the plot itself needs > to extend from 0 to 1. In general, the plot should always extend from 0 to > nframes. This is one more than the INDEX array that extends from 0 to > nframes - 1. Since this is just a matter of setting the boundaries of the X > axis of the plot, it seems straight forward to me. Perhaps I am missing > something though. BTW, in your example if the user has two fields of data at 100 samples per frame that they want to plot using one field as X and the other as Y, then there are 100 X-Y pairs to plot. Does it make sense that KST should do nothing? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
