[PATCH] HTML: use Right/Left arrows to switch between dives
Gehad Elrobey
gehadelrobey at gmail.com
Mon Jun 30 15:06:08 PDT 2014
On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 6:32 PM, "Paul-Erik Törrönen" <poltsi at 777-team.org>
wrote:
> This is not strictly on-topic, rather more generally about the HTML-export.
>
> A couple of issues spotted:
>
> * The tank display is messed up (see attachment). The main tank (which is
> displayed correctly in graph) has no pressure, and the deco has the
> pressure the wrong way around. Another case shows both tanks the wrong way
> around, and no gas graph at all (this may be related to #565?)
I am debugging in this now, The cylinders structure sometimes have some
null values event if they are not null in the dive log.
> * Clicking on the 'Back to list' from the more details-view, shows only a
> small fraction of all the dives. If I click on the 'Number' column link
> which reorders the list, then all the dives are displayed again
>
>
What is the expected behavior? I think this is normal as the list always
view N dives only (the number can be changed from the drop down menu)
> * The depth is given in negative, this is opposed to Subsurface (and I
> guess the general practice) of giving the depth as a positive number
>
>
jqplot have no option to invert the axis, so I multiplied the values by -1
to invert the axis, I am working to remove the negative sign from the axis,
the library documentation is so poor.
> * If I don't check the 'Subsurface numbers' when doing the export, the
> first dive is numbered as 0 (zero). This makes IMO no sense, since the
> practise is that the first dive is number 1
>
Do you mean that the 'subsurface numbers' checkbox must be checked by
default ?
> Questions:
>
> * the gas graph is still WIP?
>
Yes and the temperature graph.
> * Do you need to add the unit for each (x/y) tick? Especially the min on
> x-axis eats a lot of space, in Subsurface you only have the numbers (of
> minutes)
>
I will fix this.
>
> Poltsi
>
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