DPlot

Thanks for implementing my suggestion. This is to confirm that it works.

David,

Your idea is an excellent way to format data that doesn't fit into the space given. Especially for this kind of data. In addition, I think it might be a good idea to give the dialogs a property that allows them to be manually resized by the user.

-Luke

Dplot displays the date and time across the bottom axis, but if you right click on the axis, "Calendar Date" is ticked. This affects the way some dialogs and functions work. For example, the status bar just shows the date in the coordinates as you move the cursor over the graph. You have to right ...

I am using 2.2.1.3. I updated yesterday before reporting any problems today.

I rely on the the pop-ups. I just want them to go away when I'm done looking at them.

Since I'm mainly looking at data from perfmon, the curve names (labels) are very long and uniform. For example:

"\\PD3200-01\Network Interface(Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet _2)\Bytes Sent/sec"
"\\PD3200-01\Network Interface(Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet _2)\Bytes Received/Sec"
"\\PD3200 ...

I frequently ctrl-z and ctrl-y to go back and forth between different views of my data. This is a very convenient capability of the program.

If I hover over a data point, a yellow pop-up is displayed which shows information about the pop-up. This is quite useful. But, if I press ctrl-z or ctrl-y ...

When perfmon cannot get a datapoint (due to limited resources), it writes the data as a quoted space like so:

," ",

Dplot will not display any more data from the file when it encounters this.

If I change it so that the data is empty quotes, it is handled just fine.

,"",

I don't know if this ...

If the input data looks like this:
"09/09/2008 15:44:28.609","0","0","1524674.5138825 . . .

It makes sense for the axis to be date and time.

But that's using my sense.