[PATCH] Petrell type plot (this time really)

[Robert C. Helling]

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Hi,

this patch builds upon what I sent a few days ago (the tissue saturation plot a la Petrel). It adds a graphical representation to the tooltip box that shows the saturation at the current moment in time. The design is very much inspired by the Petrel display.

A brief explanation what you see:
It plots inert gas partial pressures in the compartments (fastest to the left) in terms of ambient pressure. The end of the green box is the ambient pressure, the horizontal line in the green box is the partial pressure in the inspired gas (at constant depth, the tissues should converge to this line), the red box indicates the forbidden region according to plain vanilla Buehlmann (i.e. GF 100/100) while the horizontal line indicates the gradient factor at the current depth (i.e. the maximum allowed partial pressures accruing to the gradient factor extension).

Best
Robert

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