(The interface can be comfortable and efficient if you get used to it. Therefore the interface is and stays at it is. BUT: This is the Qt-version of Grace/xmgrace and not a completely new data-displaying/manipulating-program. I try to help if anyone has some problems and I am indeed very interested in bugs. Everything I do by myself and everything is free of charge. If you want I can upload the current development-version of QtGrace that is very capable of reading files of differnt formats via simple drag and drop.Īnd as a final remark: I do not 'hire' any help. But if you are using dates or time this will not work nevertheless. The usual data-format for Grace/xmgrace is an ascii-file with tabs as column-separators and new-lines as row-sparators. This is something that was absent in Grace/xmgrace as well.

Especially time- or date-formats are not read correctely. Parsing of csv-data is indeed a bit problematic with the latest release-version. To get a popup in the main-window you have to activate it in the preferences. There are only popup-menus in the set-lists (lists with G0.S0 and similar entries). The third mouse-button is usually the mouse-wheel (pressing on it). Yes, I have indeed included a few options that include a few modern interface additions that where not present in Grace/xmgrace, but these have to be activated manually in the preferences (I wanted Grace/xmgrace-users to feel comfortable and not irritated). Yes, I know that this interface is at first not very intuitive. To clone the pygrace repository, change to a directory where you want to save the code and type. My intension is NOT to create a program with a new user-interface but to create a program with a user interface as similar to the original Grace/xmgrace/xmgr as possible. I am very sorry, that you are unhappy with the interface.

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