Reorganise the Preferences-> Graph panel. This file is meant as a proof of concept.
The graph panel has been somewhat unfocused. Firstly the two existing headings (Show and Misc) were rather uninformative. I organised the graph preferences under three headings: 1) Gas pressure display setup, 2) Ceiling display setup and 3) Misc.
I did not change any variable names or names of members of classes. I only reorganised the existing panel.
If my approach is agreed upon, there are a number of things that would need to be finalised.
1. TOMAZ, does this affect any of the work you have been doing to the preferences? 2. ROBERT, when the graph tab is opened, the Bühlmann radio button is already selected. However, the change in the way the ceiling is calculated only takes effect once the Apply button is selected. On my machine it starts up with VPMB. 3. Even when the Apply button is selected, the option(s) (e.g. VPMB conservatism, GFHigh, GFLow) are not greyed out in the appropriate way. This only happens once either the VPMB or the Bühlmann radio button is selected. 4. I found it difficult to right-align the text in some fields. At the moment some alignment is done by inserting spaces on the left of the appropriate string properties in the preferences_graph.ui file. This is not optimal at all. There is a Qt::Alignment class member and I tried defining a property in the XML and then setting this alignment property to Qt::AlignRight. This works, but messes up the vertical alignment of the specific text lable. I have not found a better solution than the present one but maybe someone knows of a more elegant solution. 5. There are a few small problems with the naming of properties in the XML. This comes from the existing code but can easily be fixed. Comments, suggestions will be highly appreciated. Kind regards, willem
preferences_graph.ui
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