3. I have an other question for you, sorry... The data I want to import
are timeseries. It means for each data channels, I have a time channel
related. The way mdf is made allows several data groups corresponding to
one time channel (in total several time channels for several data groups).
From my trials, the dataset2D is not corresponding to these data, the
dataset1D either. Do you think I should implement a new data class to be
managed by Veusz specifically for timeseries ?
I'd simply import the time channel as t and each data series as d_1, d_2,
d_3... You can use the clone widget plugin to add plots for each t and d_x
data set.
Jeremy
I tried to import everything into 1D datasets. There can be like 10 x t
(times vector, different lengths) to be imported, with like 200 data
vectors. When doing a chart, you have to select y from the data, but the
user can not tell which time vector is corresponding to the data. That
is why implementing a timeseries class makes sense as for each data,
there could be a attribute linking to the time vector name. But I guess
then a new plot object/icon has to be also implemented, probably big job.
Searching a bit on the net, I found following module to specifically
manipulate timeseries :
http://pytseries.sourceforge.net/contents.html
Maybe overkilling for what is needed.
I am not so familiar with the clone widget. There could be the trick to
add at the end of each data name a number for time vector like _t1 ? But
anyway, this not so convenient.
Aymeric
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