Re: [Gretl-devel] decimal comma in GUI (was Re: Signalling)
Surprisingly, and unlike my yesterday build, I can now also confirm
what you confirm. Just one thing though: I can understand the formula
line for gnuplot (it is not very visible anyway) but could you please
reconsider showing decimal comma in the main window descriptions, if
it is not very hard to do? It looks ugly and inconsistent. We do not
perceive it as a formula but and explanation.
On Tue, Jan 8, 2013 at 7:25 PM, Allin Cottrell <cottrell(a)wfu.edu> wrote:
On Tue, 8 Jan 2013, Andreas Noack Jensen wrote, following Talha:
>> I still see problems in the following cases.
>> 1)- Define matrix (initial fill value)
>
> Decimal comma works for me here
And for me too.
>> 2)- Model window->Save->Define new variable
>
> Confirmed, but I get a very informative error message.
That's now fixed: the model "genr" dialog behaves the same way as
the regular one.
>> 3)- Main window descriptive labels (decimal dot is used for displayed
>> numbers)
>
> Confirmed
Yes. What's shown is the canonical formula for generating the
variable in question. I'm not inclined to change that.
>> 4)- Gnuplot controls->Lines (formula lines show dots)
>
> Confirmed
Same comment as on the last one: that's the canonical version, what
you actually have to use with gnuplot. Note that the "legend"
version uses the decimal comma (in the relevant locales).
>> 5)- Gnuplot controls-> Labels, Arrows
>
> Decimal comma works for me here
And for me too.
Allin
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