Hello,
I just tried opening a new spectrum when the "New Contour File" dialog was
open and it did appear in the pulldown menu for me. So assuming that is
the dialog you meant, I am wondering if there was some earlier exception
which might have prevented that pulldown menu from being updated.
And on that redrawing issue, the place where I thought there might be a
problem turned out not to be a problem, but I did find three places where
there were unnecessary calls to redraw, so I have fixed those. If you
still notice anything like that though, let me know and tell me what you
were doing at the time. (So, for example, I noticed that there was an
issue when I added/removed strips, and also when I changed the contours.)
Wayne
On Thu, 10 Mar 2011, Wayne Boucher wrote:
> Hello,
>
> On the bug front, that's probably down to a missing notifier, so I'll take a
> look at that.
>
> On the 2D front, you are allowed to select visible windows of the new
> spectrum when you open a spectrum or select visible spectra when you create a
> new window but I guess the issue here is that when you open a 3D spectrum
> which creates a new window then there is no way to specify until after the
> fact that a 2D is not visible there, so I can see there is a problem. And I
> think I have just seen where there might be a re-drawing issue that you
> noticed so I'll look better into that tomorrow.
>
> On the Xcode 4 front, that is the development environment for writing
> iPhone/iPad/Mac apps and we don't use it for Analysis (because it is OSX
> specific).
>
> Wayne
>
> On Thu, 10 Mar 2011, Fowler, Andrew wrote:
>
>> In using Analysis (2.1.5) and Format Converter fairly heavily over the past
>> couple of days, I've come across a relatively minor potential bug and
>> couple
>> of possible improvements. Whether others agree with me on the improvements
>> is another matter.
>>
>> The possible bug:
>>
>> I had a project with 3 spectra open. I opened a few more spectra, set up
>> windows, and then tried to make contour files. The new spectra did not show
>> up in the pulldown in the create contour window until I saved, quit, and
>> reloaded the project. Not sure if this is recurring or a one off problem.
>>
>> Feature/improvement requests:
>>
>> 1. If I have a 3D window with the same X and Y axes as a 2D spectrum, the
>> 2D
>> spectrum and any associated peaks appear in the 3D window visible in every
>> plane (ex. 2D HH TOCSY in a 3D HHN window or 13C-1H HMQC in a 3D HCN
>> window,
>> both with N as the Z axis). Is it possible to make the default behaviour to
>> keep 2D data out of 3D windows, or at least make it an option/user
>> preference? I adjusted things in the windows panel to turn 2D spectra off
>> in
>> 3D windows, but I get the impression it's still doing some background
>> display updates that slow things down when I change things in the 2D
>> spectra.
>>
>> 2. In FormatConverter, would it be possible to remember the last path used
>> in the open file dialog? In importing multiple files from the same
>> directory, I had to change from the starting directory every time. I
>> realize
>> this is entirely a convenience issue.
>>
>> 3. Also in FC, when importing peaklists, it would be nice if FC could make
>> a
>> semi-intelligent guess about which axis maps to what nucleus (DataDimRef).
>> I
>> have HCN data that was collected with C and N effectively swapped and it
>> guesses wrong in all three dimensions. Again, it's easy enough to fix in
>> the
>> pulldowns, but it should be easy enough to guess that a dimension with a
>> range from 8-78 ppm is probably 13C and not 1H.
>>
>> The question:
>>
>> I just saw that Apple released Xcode 4. Any idea how that will or won't
>> affect Analysis?
>>
>> Andrew
>>
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