And what precisely happens, when I specify a track width for "all" > tracks? > > * Is it understood as a default > > - just for new tracks? > > - for all tracks which don't explicitly specify otherwise? > > * Or does it override older track specific specifications? > >
As the buttons are in the track details dialog the selection is for the track only. You can either choose: * user defined limits or values for this track * automatic limits for this track * apply the globally stored limits to this track If you select global limits you will see the current ones. And you can change them. A change will affect every track where you chose to use global limits. There is a small caveat: it will not update current opened graphs. You have to reopen them. I haven't found a good solution for this so far. The initial idea behind the global limits was to colorize slopes with a unified color pattern. And sometimes it might be useful if you want to compare elevation profiles of several tracks. But I don't use that feature very often. Usually I am satisfied with the automatic defaults. As said, I do not consider these buttons as one of my best ideas, more as a less worse bad idea. I hardly use that feature. If anyone has a more inspiring vision on how to use that stuff and what it should be able to do, she/he is welcome to improve it. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Qlandkartegt-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/qlandkartegt-users
