I do see your point. I'm casting about to find a good way to show this,
especially when pulling results from separate data files, where the file names
won't be a particularly good way to indicate a difference. Alternatives:
* The legend at the bottom "Local/Remote:
I don't pretend to understand the metadata - there is a lot stuff in the JSON
file - but I don't think including the information in the filename would be
necessary.
I don't foresee a transition problem here. Flent can continue to default to
using the -H host for its latency measurements. The
Rich Brown writes:
>> One way to achieve something like it is to add another test parameter
> that would override the ping destination of the existing tests. I.e.,
> instead of adding a new ping host, you'd just get the ability to
> override the one(s) already defined by the test...
>>
>> Would
Rich Brown writes:
> Actually, I want the ability to plot the "best"`ping_host` (that is, lowest
> latency host), since that's going to display the biggest variance. A few
> milliseconds of additional bloat added to the 90msec from my house to Fremont
> is easy to ignore. Tacking a few
Actually, I want the ability to plot the "best"`ping_host` (that is, lowest
latency host), since that's going to display the biggest variance. A few
milliseconds of additional bloat added to the 90msec from my house to Fremont
is easy to ignore. Tacking a few milliseconds onto 16msec from
Rich Brown writes:
>> Doing this dynamically in the GUI would be a nice feature, though, but
> not quite trivial unfortunately...
>
> Yes. I once worked on the plotting portion of a program, and nothing is
> trivial.
>
> So I come back to my request to select the ping_host value in lieu of
> Doing this dynamically in the GUI would be a nice feature, though, but
not quite trivial unfortunately...
Yes. I once worked on the plotting portion of a program, and nothing is
trivial.
So I come back to my request to select the ping_host value in lieu of latency
to the -H host in the
Rich Brown writes:
> **Update:** I chose **View -> Plot selector** and got the plot selector to
> appear as a free-standing window. I clicked in its title bar and dragged it
> to the main window, and they merged to show the image below.
>
> New question: Is it possible to select two plots (say
Update to the update: The `qt.qpa.cocoa.window: Window position outside any
known screen, using primary screen` message is *not* present when I re-launched
the Flent GUI after combining the chart and the plot selector windows.
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