I'm just hacking on a timeplot, basically I have data that I collect
every now and then, and that stays that way until the next
measurement. So I'd rather like to see P0 interpolations than P1s,
talking of my previous FEM life. That might be a nice addition
suitable for a good chunk of data. ASCII non-art below.
Axel
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instead of
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2008/1/23, Ryan Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Charles Sharp wrote:
> > is timeplot capable of displaying non-continuous data in such a fashion
> > that it does not try to connect the data "pockets" endpoints with a line?
> >
> > thanx
> > -ChazZ
>
> I think what you're asking is that Timeplot fill in a 0 for dates where
> you there is no data, as opposed to its current behavior? I had the
> same issue when I first started using Timeplot, but ended up filling in
> 0's on my own upstream.
>
> I do think it might be nice to add a mode to Timeplot that gives the
> expected units (per day) and works through adding 0's for missing dates
> on its own, but this is actually a bit more complex than it may at first
> appear as Timeplot's date handling is really offloaded to a lower level.
> I had thought of adding it, but it really was easier for me to modify
> my data source.
>
> So no, it isn't currently possible to configure Timeplot to do as you
> ask, but we're happy to take patch that will allow it :)
>
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