Really great, thanks!

[ghutchis]

First off, just many thanks. We had been using VTK charts and after much frustration dealing with VTK compile times, size, etc. I tried out JKQtPlotter and it's great. Saved me so much work!

I'll shortly merge into the open source Avogadro package

Right now I'm using HEAD because of the Clang (macOS) and Visual Studio (Windows) compile issues with 4.0.3. Is it possible to back-port those fixes for a 4.0.4 release? The Clang-GADGET issue is easy enough, although I'm less sure on the Windows patch #143

Also, I found the manual peak annotation tool, but it doesn't seem to export those labels to graphics. Is that possible? I'd be happy to contribute a pull request if you can help point me in the right direction (e.g., to let users annotate some peaks and export the result).

Thanks again!

[jkriege2]

You are very welcome :-) ... happy the lib helps!

I'm lsanning on making a 5.0.0 release in the next few months ... based on the current master, so using HEAD schould be fine!

The annotation tool is GUI-only for now only (it has no representation as a plot element, but is drawn onto a buffered image of the plot for speed!), but there is the plot element JKQTPGraphLabels (see https://jkriege2.github.io/JKQtPlotter/class_j_k_q_t_p_x_y_graph_labels.html), which allows to draw a x/y-series as annotation labels.
You can use JKQTPXYGraphLabels::setCustomLabelGenerator() to provide a functor that customizes the label text (based on x/y-coordinate and datapoint index), use https://jkriege2.github.io/JKQtPlotter/class_j_k_q_t_p_x_y_labels_generator_mixin.html to customize the default generator and use https://jkriege2.github.io/JKQtPlotter/class_j_k_q_t_p_graph_value_label_style_mixin.html to style the labels (although the exact style of the data-tooltips is not available at the moment).

What's your issue with #143? Out of interest?

[ghutchis]

Yes, I saw the label generator - I have some code for peak-picking. I was mostly curious about manual annotations, since that's already in the GUI. Being able to add manual annotations is really nice, esp. if they can be saved to the PDF / PNG.

I mentioned #143 and the Clang / Q_GADGET issues because they show up when I use the 4.0.3 tag. If it's easy to back-port them to 4.0.x, it would be nice. But if you're planning on making a release soon, I won't worry.

[FalsinSoft]

Hi

I wanto to thank you too for your great work. It's been a month since in your reply, in which you said you planned to release version 5 in the next few months. Do you already have an idea of ​​when you'll release it? I'm asking because I'm currently using version 4, but I need to use some features you added in version 5...
Is it okay if I use version 5 HEAD?
Regards