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| (RESOLVED) Line drawn across Null values [message #59710] |
Wed, 15 March 2023 13:54  |
Maginor
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Registered: May 2019
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Edit: This is resolved in an upcoming version.
Hi,
It used to be so that if a line plot has a Null data value in it, it would have a gap at that value.
Now this has been changed so that it draws a line from the last valid value to the next one.
If this change is intentional, I would prefer it to be configurable so that I can still get the old behaviour.
Edit:
Digging into it a bit, I found that this change is caused by the new
DataAddPoints
function which extracts the points from the data source into a Vector<Point>. It has been coded so that it just skips values where !IsNum(yy).
I guess this is a nice optimization unless you actually want it to have holes at Null values, which was how it worked before intentionally.
Unfortunately, I am not able to fix it just by removing the condition IsNum(yy), because it produces an incorrect plot, so I am not entirely sure what is going on.
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| Re: (RESOLVED) Line drawn across Null values [message #59714 is a reply to message #59710] |
Sun, 19 March 2023 12:43  |
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koldo
Messages: 3394
Registered: August 2008
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I am not totally sure about the best behaviour. If you run ScatterDraw_demo_cl, you will get from this vector
s1 = {{1,14}, {2,65}, {3,29}, {Null,Null}, {5,40}, {6,50}, {7,Null}, {8,25}, {9,10}};
this plot
If x == y == Null, plot line jumps, but if just y == Null, a hole is created.
What would be the best behaviour?
Best regards
Iñaki
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