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Re: new SWARM release
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Nelson Minar |
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Re: new SWARM release |
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Wed, 5 Jun 96 21:58:18 MDT |
>Among the nice features of new SWARM, there is one thig which I did not
>like too much: the names of variables to input in probe panels are
>displayed in alphabetical order.
I agree - Roger or Manor can answer this better.
>Also: is there a way to place windows (like zoomrasters and graphs) on
>demand? It is not user friendly that windows appear in stacks and
>must be arranged every time the user starts a new simulation run.
A good window manager can make that better - fvwm, for instance,
places things intelligently. There's also the setPositionX:Y: method
on all widgets - that will place the window exactly (assuming your
window manager cooperates).
>And last: a nice feature for SWARM would be to add
>snapshots of graphs to file or to printer. This would allow to
>store results and use them for publication.
yes. Actually, BLT graphs have the code builtin to do a postscript
dump of themselves, although there's no straightforward way to do that
within Swarm right now (other than evaluating Tcl code). Even better
would be writing the datastream to a file, which we are very serious
about doing. HeatbugModelSwarm has a primitive version of this.
- new SWARM release, Friedemann Buergel, 1996/06/05
- Re: new SWARM release,
Nelson Minar <=