*CSR pinned on overview tab disappears on the first paint.
Cause
*Charts are automatically permanently disabled for charts that are initially empty
*This problem impacts any chart that is enabled in File => Preferences.
Details
*gGraph does not display layers (paint) when the layer is empty.
*gSummaryChart (layer) initializes empty to false and calculates empty during painting.
Causing empty charts to be permanently disabled.
*Once a chart has been displayed, it will always be displayed even if empty.
Solution
*Enabled painting charts when the DayRange is increased, triggering the empty flag to be recalculated
New non-empty charts will now be permanently displayed
*Overview maintains the largest DayRange used and list of empty charts.
*Overview receive these signals and calls recalculates when largest DayRange is increased.
*gSummaryChart implement recalculate method.
*gSummaryChart implement emit signal when empty flag changes.
*gGraphView implement emit signal when day range changes. (XBounds)
**** IMPORTANT MUST Rebuild makefiles.****
*Remove two Makefiles and execute qmake. (works for linux version).
Journal session was corrupted with channel id's not valid for journals.
May have been caused by incorrect QHash coding in MinutesAtPressure.cpp
Revised Min and Max functions not to look at MT_JOURNAL sessions.
Updated release notes,.
Change option and messages for showing early releases.
Update Release Notes to correct an error re: zombie reports and include a section for beta 2+ fixes.
TimeAtPressure Graph now has the same look and feel as the Pressure Graph.
Configuration chamges to the Pressure Graph now also impact the TimeAtPressureGraph.
Changes are identified in MinauteatPressure.cpp (first 100 lines)
Popped-out graphs no longer can have their height adjusted by pulling on dock or widget window.
This is a work-around to a problem when popping-out multiple graphs, heights of early graphs
were increased and heights of the latter graphs were too small.
Thanks to mjphyi for tracking this down!
gcc didn't provide very useful error messages, saying that
error: invalid conversion from ‘long int’ to ‘QDebug::Stream*’
was in qglobal.h.
But it really had to do with a few scattered #defines in OSCAR changing
nullptr to NULL (an int). Since OSCAR now requires C++11, and nullptr
is a keyword in C++11, these #defines can go.
Resolves issue #5.
Ideally graphs would be able to invert their Y axis without this hack, but
it works for now. It would also be good to support non-numeric labels
in the graph legend.
