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Feb 11, 2025 — Feb 11, 2026
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Delete comment about slow graphing -- hurray!
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about 19 years ago
update version to beta10
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about 19 years ago
Minor change to z component of gcfvec (vector form of graphics conversion factor)
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about 19 years ago
Minor adjustment to dz, the distance vbars and hbars are behind curves
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about 19 years ago
Found what was slowing graphing down so much. It was missing something in Visual 3's graph.py: when you resize and remake the axes, remake them a bit farther than needed this time, so that you don't redo the axes on every resize.
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about 19 years ago
Plot theoretical curve before creating histogram, to avoid an axis lable overwrite.
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about 19 years ago
Update docs as a result of new handling of nonuniform axes.
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about 19 years ago
Change "3 serious problems" to "2 serious problems" now that graphing is significantly faster (though not as fast as it should be).
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about 19 years ago
Bump version to beta9
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about 19 years ago
Give error if try to create unsuitable object with nonuniform axes (object other than curve, points, faces, label)
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about 19 years ago
Uses nonuniform axes.
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about 19 years ago
Minor tweak to have a longer more interesting title on x axis.
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about 19 years ago
Exploit new scene.uniform=0 capabilties to speed up graphing a great deal.
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about 19 years ago
Handle nonuniform axes; main use is for graphing functions.
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about 19 years ago
Remove some debugging code.
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about 19 years ago
Changes to handle scene.uniform=0, especially for graphing. Doesn't work quite right yet, but the changes don't affect existing programs (which typically don't use this feature). Objects affected are curve, points, faces, label, maybe frame.
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about 19 years ago
Remove some debugging code that dumped out any change in label text
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about 19 years ago
Be more explicit about setting version number and running autogen.sh
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about 19 years ago
Explain new way to get libpython25.a on Windows.
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about 19 years ago
Update minor version number to beta8
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about 19 years ago
Update the list of serious bugs.
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about 19 years ago
Revise to install numpy if not already installed.
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about 19 years ago
Refer to installing the new numpy, not building the old Numeric.
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about 19 years ago
Reverting to py_pop.
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about 19 years ago
Correct and rationalize remove_renderable routines for making invisible opaque or transparent objects in a display or a frame.
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about 19 years ago
In remove_renderable, use pop_back for both opaque and transparent objects.
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about 19 years ago
Add Brandmeyer comments on the strange label code.
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about 19 years ago
Major revision thanks to Arthur Siegel to use the new numpy rather than Numeric.
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about 19 years ago
Correct errors in add/remove renderable objects. The problem was that after a remove you have to erase the last item in the list.
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about 19 years ago
Revise instructions for compiling Boost libraries for Windows (Arthur Siegel)
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about 19 years ago
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