I currently store average/max/current onto the graph, since it's easier to just save a graph to disk instead of when the values are printed on the page. I'm having a problem getting it to align correctly when there's multiple datasets which are on the same graph. For example, I have a graph which measures bandwidth, in, out, harmful icmp, and invalid ip protocols, in bytes per second. I tried to align using a tab, but it appears the tab character is outright ignored. I essentially wish to make a table of some sort. Here's what I have going now:
In: Current: 0.00B/s Average: 0.00B/s Max: 0.00B/s Out: Current: 0.00B/s Average: 0.00B/s Max: 0.00B/s ICMP: Current: 0.00B/s Average: 0.00B/s Max: 0.00B/s Invalid: Current: 0.00B/s Average: 0.00B/s Max: 0.00B/s Unfortunately, the numbers aren't always the same, or even have the same length in characters. I'd like to see a \t or something to that effect added in, similar to \j, \c, etc, but with a difference. The existing 'modifiers' cause the line to end. The \t should just act as a tab, to align to a specific amount of pixels, depending on the end alignment choice (left/right). I would make the changes myself, but I do not know the rrdtool code enough to trust myself to change it. If any other user, or Tobi himself, can do this, I'd greatly appreciate it, and I'd bet there would be others who would find this 'feature' useful. -- Unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Help mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Archive http://www.ee.ethz.ch/~slist/rrd-users WebAdmin http://www.ee.ethz.ch/~slist/lsg2.cgi
