From 85908472ddb118bd4549570c890cb74e91400f4a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Ad5001 Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2022 16:19:54 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] Changing settings to table. --- User-Manual%3A-Chapter-1.md | 219 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++--------- 1 file changed, 163 insertions(+), 56 deletions(-) diff --git a/User-Manual%3A-Chapter-1.md b/User-Manual%3A-Chapter-1.md index ed7c7fc..05d47a7 100644 --- a/User-Manual%3A-Chapter-1.md +++ b/User-Manual%3A-Chapter-1.md @@ -41,62 +41,169 @@ On that row, you can: The Settings tab allows you to change how the diagram looks, and parameter the axes properly. It also features a few buttons you can also find in the menu bar. List of settings: -- X Zoom: - - The zoom alongside the x-axis. - - Default value is 100. - - For non logarithmic scales, the number of pixels for a unit of 1. - - For logarithmic scales, represent one decade divided by 2.3. -- Y Zoom: - - The zoom alongside the ordinate, equivalent to the number of pixels for a unit of 1. - - Default value is 10. -- Min X: - - Minimum value to be drawn on the x-axis. In other words, it's the value of x on the left side of the graph. - - Default value is 0.5 -- Max Y: - - Maximum value to be drawn on the y-axis. In other words, it's the value of y at the bottom of the graph. - - Default value is 25 -- Max X: - - Minimum value to be drawn on the x-axis. In other words, it's the value of x on the right side of the graph. - - This value is dynamic depending on the width of the LogarithmPlotter window as well as the x zoom you've chosen. - - Setting this value will change the value of the x zoom to fit exactly to the specified dimensions. -- Min Y: - - Minimum value to be drawn on the y-axis. In other words, it's the value of y at the top of the graph. - - This value is dynamic depending on the height of the LogarithmPlotter window as well as the y zoom you've chosen. - - Setting this value will change the value of the y zoom to fit exactly to the specified dimensions. -- X Axis Step: - - Only for non logarithmic scale - - Step of the graduation for the x-axis. - - This value is an expression, you can use pi or e in it. - - Default value is 4. -- Y Axis Step: - - Step of the graduation for the y-axis. - - This value is an expression, you can use pi or e in it. - - Default value is 4. -- Line width: - - Width (percentage) of the the lines and circles of objects shown on the graph. - - For lines, it's directly the width of the line - - For circles, the diameters are 8 + 2 × line width. - - Default value is 1. -- Text size (px): - - Size in pixel of the text shown on the graph. - - Default value is 14. -- X Label: - - Label to be used on the x-axis - - Example: "x", "ω (rad/s)"... - - Editable, you can put any value you want, while maintaining an history of the previously used labels - - Note: this history is not saved with the file. - - Empty by default -- Y Label: - - Label to be used on the y-axis - - Example: "y", "Magnitude (dB)", "φ (°)", "φ (rad)", "φ (deg)" ... - - Editable, you can put any value you want, while maintaining an history of the previously used labels. - - Note: this history is not saved with the file. -- X Log Scale: - - When checked, the x-axis is represented with a logarthmic scale, otherwise, it's represented with a non logarithmic scale. -- Show X gradiation: - - When checked, will show the labels alongside the x-axis (10¹, 10², ...). Otherwise, they will be hidden. -- Show Y gradiation: - - When checked, will show the labels alongside the x-axis (0, 4, ...). Otherwise, they will be hidden. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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X Zoom iconX Zoom100 + The zoom alongside the x-axis. +
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  • For non logarithmic scales, the number of pixels for a unit of 1.
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  • For logarithmic scales, represent one decade divided by 2.3.
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Y Zoom iconY Zoom10 + The zoom alongside the ordinate, equivalent to the number of pixels for a unit of 1. +
Minimum X iconMin X0.5 + Minimum value to be drawn on the x-axis. In other words, it's the value of x on the left side of the graph. +
Maximum Y iconMax Y25 + Maximum value to be drawn on the y-axis. In other words, it's the value of y at the bottom of the graph. +
Maximum X iconMax XVariable + Minimum value to be drawn on the x-axis. In other words, it's the value of x on the right side of the graph. +
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  • This value is dynamic depending on the width of the LogarithmPlotter window as well as the x zoom you've chosen.
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  • Setting this value will change the value of the x zoom to fit exactly to the specified dimensions.
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Minimum Y iconMin YVariable + Minimum value to be drawn on the y-axis. In other words, it's the value of y at the top of the graph. +
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  • This value is dynamic depending on the height of the LogarithmPlotter window as well as the y zoom you've chosen.
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  • Setting this value will change the value of the y zoom to fit exactly to the specified dimensions.
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X Axis Step iconX Axis Step4 + Step of the graduation for the x-axis. +
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  • Only for non logarithmic scale.
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  • This value is an expression, you can use pi or e in it.
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Y Axis Step iconY Axis Step4 + Step of the graduation for the y-axis. +
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  • This value is an expression, you can use pi or e in it.
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Line width iconLine width1 + Width (percentage) of the the lines and circles of objects shown on the graph. +
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  • For lines, it's directly the width of the line.
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  • For circles, the diameters are 8 + 2 × line width.
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Text size iconText size (px)14 + Size in pixel of the text shown on the graph. +
X Label iconX LabelEmpty + Label to be used on the x-axis. +
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  • Example: "x", "ω (rad/s)"...
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  • Editable, you can put any value you want, while maintaining an history of the previously used labels.
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  • Note: this history is not saved with the file.
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Y Label iconY LabelEmpty + Label to be used on the y-axis. +
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  • Example: "y", "Magnitude (dB)", "φ (°)", "φ (rad)", "φ (deg)"...
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  • Editable, you can put any value you want, while maintaining an history of the previously used labels.
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  • Note: this history is not saved with the file.
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X Log Scale✓ + When checked, the x-axis is represented with a logarithmic scale, otherwise, it's represented with a non logarithmic scale. +
Show X gradiation✓ + When checked, will show the labels alongside the x-axis (10¹, 10², ... or 4, 8, ...). Otherwise, they will be hidden. +
Show Y gradiation✓ + When checked, will show the labels alongside the y-axis (0, 4, ...). Otherwise, they will be hidden. +
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