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Drag and zoom support for plots #317
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Co-authored-by: ilya sheprut <optitel223@gmail.com>
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Thank you for this PR; it works really well, and nice use of the new memory feature!
egui/src/widgets/plot.rs
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impl Default for PlotMemory { | ||
fn default() -> Self { | ||
Self { | ||
bounds: Bounds::new_symmetrical(1.), |
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This is quite arbitrary. Would it make more sense to use Bounds::EMPTY
here, and have that to mean "automatic"? Then at the first frame we would get the automatic bounds
egui/src/widgets/plot.rs
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impl Default for Plot { | ||
fn default() -> Self { | ||
impl Plot { | ||
pub fn new(name: impl Into<String>) -> Self { |
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I think this should be either changed to id_source: impl Hash
, or we should actually use it as a String
- i.e. show it on hover. Though then I wonder what the difference would be between a plot name and on_hover_ui
-tooltip. Probably better to go with id_source: impl Hash
and change the examples to use something that looks less like a user-visible name and more like an identifier ("my_plot"
)
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How about we use the same system that Window uses with a constructor that takes the shown name and
an id method to set a custom id when required? The title will be visible to the user at some point,
I just haven't thought about how to show it yet.
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/// If true, the bounds will be set based on the data. | ||
pub fn automatic_bounds(mut self, enabled: bool) -> Self { |
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This is a bit under-documented (what is the default? what does it mean for it to be false
?).
I wonder if we really need this at all? I like the behavior of automatically calculating bounds at the start and on double-click, but otherwise allow users to scroll and zoom.
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Nevermind, wrong account
Thanks for the review! I share your concerns about how to handle the plot bounds. Is it alright with you when the plotting functionality keeps growing? In #155 you mentioned that |
I'm a bit hesitant to merge a PR that removes a desired feature (
I'm alright with that, but it would be good to sync exactly in what direction it is growing before you do too much work! Perhaps you can open a tracking issue with your plans? |
Understandable, I added back those methods, and made automatic bounds the default. I'll open a tracking issue and a PR soon for the coming changes. Question: Is there a way to tell if a window has been drawn for the first time? |
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I just realized there is an important use-case that this breaks: plotting dynamic data. For instance, plotting the last few seconds of a recorded time series. In this case we want the bounds to automatically follow the data each frame.
I suggest a (hopefully) simple change: add a auto_bounds: bool
to PlotMemory
and initialize it to true
. This is set to false
on zoom/pan, and reset to true
on double-tap. Then we will maintain previous behavior (tracking dynamic plots) while still allowing the new awesome zoom/pan behavior.
A second use case that need to work is the include_x/include_y
(e.g. .include_y(0.0)
to include the X-axis in a plot). This should be used when computing automatic bounds, but ignored when users pan and zoom. I suggest changing Plot::bounds
to be called Plot::min_auto_bounds
and use it as the starting point when computing automatic bounds.
PS: thanks for your patience and work :)
Co-authored-by: Emil Ernerfeldt <emil.ernerfeldt@gmail.com>
Thanks for the great suggestions! I tried to apply all of them. Might not work in all cases thought, but I don't have time to test it more thoroughly right now. |
I've opened up a PR based on this one: #331 |
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Awesome work!
Hey guys, awesome library first of all. I found this PR after having problems with zoom. I am not sure how i'm supposed to achieve that on a Plot (mac with magic mouse if it matters). I tried reading the code and zoom seems to require hovering but i only see labels if i hover? And if I hover + track (or slide my finger on my mouse rather), the plot is just dragged. Am I doing something dumb? :D egui = "0.12.0" |
@blagovestb2c2 You need to hold control while scrolling to zoom |
Closes #316.