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@PierreRaybaut PierreRaybaut released this 05 Mar 16:34
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DataLab Version 0.14.0

💥 New features:

  • New "Histogram" feature in "Computing" menu:
    • Added histogram computation feature for both signals and images
    • The histogram is computed on the regions of interest (ROI) if any, or on the
      whole signal/image if no ROI is defined
    • Editable parameters: number of bins, lower and upper bounds
  • HDF5 browser:
    • Improved tree view layout (more compact and readable)
    • Multiple files can now be opened at once, using the file selection dialog box
    • Added tabs with information below the graphical preview:
      • Group info: path, textual preview, etc.
      • Attributes info: name, value
    • Added "Show only supported data" check box: when checked, only supported data
      (signals and images) are shown in the tree view
    • Added "Show values" check box, to show/hide the values in the tree view
  • Macro Panel:
    • Macro commands are now numbered, starting from 1, like signals and images
  • Remote control API (RemoteProxy and LocalProxy):
    • get_object_titles method now accepts "macro" as panel name and returns
      the list of macro titles
    • New run_macro, stop_macro and import_macro_from_file methods

🛠️ Bug fixes:

  • Stand-alone version - Integration in Windows start menu:
    • Fixed "Uninstall" shortcut (unclickable due to a generic name)
    • Translated "Browse installation directory" and "Uninstall" shortcuts
  • Fixed Issue #55 - Changing image bounds in Image View has no effect on the associated image object properties
  • Fixed Issue #56 - "Test data" plugin: AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'data' when canceling "Create image with peaks"
  • Fixed Issue #57 - Circle and ellipse result shapes are not transformed properly
  • Curve color and style cycle:
    • Before this release, this cycle was handled by the same mechanism either for the
      Signal Panel or the HDF5 Browser, which was not the expected behavior
    • Now, the cycle is handled separately: the HDF5 Browser or the Text Import
      Wizard use always the same color and style for curves, and they don't interfere
      with the Signal Panel cycle