ENVISION toolbox : 5-July-96
xvroutines
kroutines
animate
- Short Description:
- animate -base with one of the first basename being an image
and the other being an sequence. The image is padded out
to have the same number of frames as the sequence before
they are appended.
Work-Around :
Severity : 1b - Data corruption or inaccuracy
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Steve Kubica
Date : 19-Mar-96
HW : SGI Indigo 2
OS : IRIX 5.2
Widget : Motiff
C : cc
Fortran :
Perl :
X : X11 SGI
Win Mgr : mwm
Display :
- Original Rpt:
-
% kcp -i image:ball -o b.1
% kcp -i sequence:baby -o b.2
% animate -base b
The baby doesn't show up until frame 40. The images should only
be padded to match widths and heights if being appended along
depth, time, or elements.
There is also an annoying
offset message printed which I think is data services's large data
set support. The last image is also smeared, which I suspect is
also data services.
- Notes :
- A good solution maybe to have Animate object handle
basename. This would alleviate many problems having
to do with kapu_append.
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::animate
- Short Description:
- Very large numbers of pop-up error messages, and/or
crash when entering a function which will divide by
zero on the Options/Function pane.
Work-Around : When generating images from functions, be careful not
to specify functions that will divide by 0
Severity : 1d - User cannot proceed with work
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By :
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : Dec Alpha (piglet & water)
OS : OSF/1 3.2
Widget : Motif
C : native C
Fortran : f77
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- You'll get jillions of floating divide by zero windows
when entering a function which would divide by zero in
Options/Function pane, ie, w/h
Open animate or editimage, go to Options/Function pane,
enter w/h and click Create Data
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::animate
editcmap
- Short Description:
- editcmap doc
Work-Around :
Severity : 5a - Aestetics (types, minor UI inconsistencies, etc)
Priority : 5 - None
Reported By : Donna Koechner
Date : 19-Mar-96
HW : N/A
OS : N/A
Widget : Motif
C : cc
Fortran :
Perl :
X : X11 SGI
Win Mgr : mwm
Display :
- Original Rpt:
-
editcmap's doc should reflect that editcmap is mostly useful in
cantata where modifying the colormap drives the pipeline. So
in conjunction with some visual display it allows you to visually
manipulate a colormap of some down stream visual display program.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::editcmap
editimage
- Short Description:
- Rapid changing of map columns in editimage (ie, clicking
on Green before you have gotten the list for Red)
may cause a crash on some architectures.
Work-Around : Be patient when changing map columns; allow one
map column to change before clicking to change the
next one
Severity : 1a - Seg fault, core dump, memory overwrite
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Shannon Wells
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : Sun SPARC (cabernet)
OS : Solaris 2.5
Widget : Athena
C : sun cc
Fortran : sun f77
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5 - OpenWindows
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- Do not allow reentrant input when changing map
columns in Editimage. purify editimage, you'll see
2 FMR's, ZPR, COR when second-click on changing map
column display.
reproduce by: open Display/Options pane, first change
one map column. to get a delay long enough for the
error you must do this, and then you have time to click
twice on the next column (R, G, or B)
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : EDITIMAGE::editimage
- Short Description:
- On Linux, displaying an image with a mask may cause
subsequent images to be obscured by the old mask, which
won't go away.
Work-Around : Restart editimage w/ new, mask-less image
Severity : 3a - Major inconvenience
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Paula Plomp
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : 486 PC (glacier & mohawk)
OS : Linux 1.2.13, Plug-and-play Linux Fall 1995, Yggdrasil
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.6.3
Fortran : f2c 19940329
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R6, Xfree86 3.1.2
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- After loading the image:maskedcircles image, the
gray square from the maskedcircles image stays in the
middle of the image window even after other images
are loaded.
Reproduce By opening the image:maskedcircles image
Then load the image:moon image
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : TOOLBOX::program
- Short Description:
- Can't pseudocolor the masked circles image
$SAMPLEDATA/data/images/maskedcircles.kdf
Work-Around :
Severity : 1d - User cannot proceed with work
Priority : 5 - None
Reported By : Danielle Argiro
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : 486 PC (glacier & mohawk)
OS : Linux 1.2.13, Plug-and-play Linux Fall 1995, Yggdrasil
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.6.3
Fortran : f2c 19940329
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R6, Xfree86 3.1.2
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- editimage -i ~/sampledata/data/images/maskedcircles.kdf
Psuedocolor it. You can't.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : TOOLBOX::program
- Short Description:
- Rapid changing of map columns in editimage (ie, clicking
on Green before you have gotten the list for Red)
may cause a crash on some architectures.
Work-Around : Be patient when changing map columns; allow one
map column to change before clicking to change the
next one
Severity : 1a - Seg fault, core dump, memory overwrite
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Shannon Wells
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : Sun SPARC (cabernet)
OS : Solaris 2.5
Widget : Athena
C : sun cc
Fortran : sun f77
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5 - OpenWindows
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- Do not allow reentrant input when changing map
columns in Editimage. purify editimage, you'll see
2 FMR's, ZPR, COR when second-click on changing map
column display.
reproduce by: open Display/Options pane, first change
one map column. to get a delay long enough for the
error you must do this, and then you have time to click
twice on the next column (R, G, or B)
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : EDITIMAGE::editimage
- Short Description:
- Very large numbers of pop-up error messages, and/or
crash when entering a function which will divide by
zero on the Options/Function pane.
Work-Around : When generating images from functions, be careful not
to specify functions that will divide by 0
Severity : 1d - User cannot proceed with work
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By :
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : Dec Alpha (piglet & water)
OS : OSF/1 3.2
Widget : Motif
C : native C
Fortran : f77
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- You'll get jillions of floating divide by zero windows
when entering a function which would divide by zero in
Options/Function pane, ie, w/h
Open animate or editimage, go to Options/Function pane,
enter w/h and click Create Data
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : EDITIMAGE::editimage
- Short Description:
- editimage will not load a changed cmap
Work-Around :
Severity : 2a - Incorrect behavior
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Shannon Wells
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : Dec Alpha (piglet & water)
OS : OSF/1 3.2
Widget : Motif
C : native C
Fortran : f77
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- go into editcmap, edit a cmap and save it. run editimage
and load the new cmap, but keep editcmap. edit the cmap
again and save. i thought you could just hit in the
cmap field to reload the cmap. but you can't, you have to
open the file browser and type it in again. and sometimes
even this does not work.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : EDITIMAGE::editimage
- Short Description:
- Options:Display - changing Map Col on gray image suspends
process for tty input
Work-Around :
Severity : 2a- Incorrect behavior
Priority : 2 - High
Reported By : Becky Bishop
Date : 14-Feb-96
HW : Sun SPARC
OS : Solaris 2.3 or 2.4, shared libraries
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.7.2
Fortran : f2c 19951025
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5 - OpenWindows
Win Mgr : twm
Display : 24-bit
- Original Rpt:
- When displaying an image that does NOT have a map (i.e.
image:ball), if I try to "Change Red Map Col" from the
Options:Display pane, it suspends the process for tty
input.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::editimage
- Short Description:
- Capturing image (getimage) from 24-bit display
produces image w/ corrupted colormap
Work-Around : Use 8-bit display for image capture
Severity : 1d - User cannot proceed with work
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Danielle Argiro
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : Sun SPARC (cabernet)
OS : Solaris 2.5
Widget : Athena
C : sun cc
Fortran : sun f77
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5 - OpenWindows
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
-
On a 24-bit display
% editimage -i image:mandril
Capture a portion of the image; colormap is wrong
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : EDITIMAGE::editimage
- Short Description:
- Request for browser to stay mapped
Work-Around :
Severity : 10a- enhancement request
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Neil Bowers
Date : 31-May-96
HW :
OS :
Widget :
C :
Fortran :
Perl :
X :
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- option for file browser to stay up after loading an image
in editimage, bring up file browser in "Input Image". It's
annoying to run through a bunch of test images, 'cause the
browser pops down. Have "Ok", and "Load" or something
like that.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::editimage
extractor
- Short Description:
- The bottom few lines of pixels of an image are corrupted -
possibly displaced side-ways, or duplicating some lines
above.
Work-Around : The bug only happens once every few times and can be
avoided by re-doing the ROI extracting with a slightly
different mouse movement, etc.
Severity : 1b- Data corruption or inaccuracy
Priority : 2 - High
Reported By : htl10@cus.cam.ac.uk Dr H. T. Leung
Date : 29-Mar-96
HW : Intel Pentium P150
OS : Linux 1.3.68
Widget : Athena
C :
Fortran :
Perl :
X :
Win Mgr : fvwm
Display : Sony Trinitron Multiscan 17sf II
- Original Rpt:
- Feeding the output of 'extractor' (in Envision toolbox)
into input of 'vlabel'. The bug only happens once every
few times and can be avoided by re-doing the ROI
extracting with a slightly different mouse movement, etc.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : DESIGN::extractor
- Short Description:
- If you start extractor with the -gui option and set
Extract Multiple ROIs to True, can still only extract
one ROI.
Work-Around : Use the Options button and change the Extract Multiple
ROIs from True to False.
Severity : 4b - Minor inconvenience
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Paula Plomp
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : 486 PC (glacier & mohawk)
OS : Linux 1.2.13, Plug-and-play Linux Fall 1995, Yggdrasil
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.6.3
Fortran : f2c 19940329
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R6, Xfree86 3.1.2
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
-
Start extractor using the -gui option
Specify image:marine as the input image
Change Extract Multiple ROIs to True
Click the Run button
Try to extract more than one ROI (this doesn't work)
Now, click on the options button
Change the Extract Multiple ROIs button from True to
False to True again
Click the Close button
Try to extract multiple ROIs (this works)
Open the image:moon image
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : TOOLBOX::program
- Short Description:
- If you specify an output file and then extract multiple
ROIs, the output image looks strange.
Work-Around :
Severity : 2a - Incorrect behavior
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Paula Plomp
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : 486 PC (glacier & mohawk)
OS : Linux 1.2.13, Plug-and-play Linux Fall 1995, Yggdrasil
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.6.3
Fortran : f2c 19940329
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R6, Xfree86 3.1.2
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- Start extractor using the -gui option
Specify an output file
Use the Options subform to set Extract Multiple ROIs to
True
Select 3 ROIs
Quit extractor
View the output image using putimage
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : TOOLBOX::program
- Short Description:
- Start extractor using the -gui option. If you extract
multiple ROIs and click the Quit button before clicking
the right mouse button (to end ROI extraction),
extractor disappars, but the gui subform remains
locked up.
Work-Around : Simply remember to end multiple ROI extraction
(by clicking the right mouse button) before exiting.
Severity : 4b - Minor inconvenience
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Paula Plomp
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : 486 PC (glacier & mohawk)
OS : Linux 1.2.13, Plug-and-play Linux Fall 1995, Yggdrasil
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.6.3
Fortran : f2c 19940329
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R6, Xfree86 3.1.2
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- Start extractor using the -gui option
Set Extract Multiple ROIs to True
Extract a few ROIs (don't hit the right mouse button!)
Click the Quit button
Extractor disappears, but the gui remains
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : TOOLBOX::program
- Short Description:
- On SGI, ROI extraction may cause an X Protocol error
Work-Around :
Severity : 1a - Seg fault, core dump, memory overwrite
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Shannon Wells
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : SGI Indigo 2 (dew)
OS : IRIX 5.3
Widget : Athena
C : native cc
Fortran : native f77
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- Start up editimage with image:mandril-rgb. Once it is
loaded bring up the Options subform, and go to the
extract ROI pane. Set the filename to something and hit
return click ok on the error message that pops up, then
select freehand ROI extract, and draw extract a section
that includes the eye's and nose of the mandril. Hit
return in the filename string field again to save the
extracted region to a file, click ok on the information
pop up that tells you it's saved, and kaboom..
Editimage dies, and your tty that started
it will have the following in it:
X Error of failed request: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
Major opcode of failed request: 61 (X_ClearArea)
Serial number of failed request: 7885
Current serial number in output stream: 7892
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : TOOLBOX::program
getimage
- Short Description:
- hard to name a window to get from in getimage
Work-Around :
Severity : 4b- Minor inconvenience
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Steve Kubica
Date : 04-Apr-96
HW : 386
OS : linux
Widget : athena
C : gcc
Fortran : f2c
Perl :
X : X11R6
Win Mgr : twm
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- getimage -wname has problems. every window
I tried to name it couldn't find. I may be
using it wrong, or maybe it's the window manager.
Unless someone needs this specific functionality,
I think you could get rid of it..
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::getimage
- Short Description:
- getimage run with -decor option does not get the window
manager decoration
Work-Around :
Severity : 2a- Incorrect behavior
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By :
Date :
HW :
OS :
Widget :
C :
Fortran :
Perl :
X :
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
-
[-decor] bug
% getimage -wname {window name/id} -all -decor -o {outfile}
does not get the window manager decoration
- Notes :
- Alternative: delete [-decor] argument if we aren't
going to bother to fix this.
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::getimage
putdata
- Short Description:
- Putzoom location marker isn't there!
Work-Around : use editimage
Severity : 4b- Minor inconvenience
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Steve Kubica
Date : 04-Apr-96
HW : 386
OS : linux
Widget : athena
C : gcc
Fortran : f2c
Perl :
X : X11R6
Win Mgr : twm
Display :
Original Rpt:
- Notes :
- In fact, the cursor is there - in the upper left hand corner
where you can't see it. This problem will be resolved if
we implement the enhancement where the position of the
zoom corresponds to the middle of the zoom window, not the
upper left hand corner.
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::putzoom
- Short Description:
- Putdata has too many command line args
Work-Around : Use putimage or answer files!
For example, execute:
% putdata -i {desired image} -image -A
Explicitly enter the default values for all the arguments
that are required with [-image], ie, [xoffset], [-yoffset],
[-complex], [-normaltype], [-normalmethod], [-redcol],
etc. From then on, simply use:
% putdata -i {desired image} -image -a
Alternatively,
% putimage -i image:ball
Severity : 4b- minor inconvenience
Priority : 5 - None
Reported By : Wes Bethel
Date : 22-Mar-96
HW :
OS : Solaris 2.5
Widget : Motif
C :
Fortran :
Perl :
X :
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- problem: in khoros-2.0.2, i could do a
% putdata -i somefile -image and all went well.
in khoros-2.0.3, there are too damned many parameters -
i have to say putdata -i somefile -image and then NINE
more parameters!! this is, well, excessive.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::putdata
- Short Description:
- puticon does not not have an exit or quit mechanism
Work-Around : read the documentation to know that you need to double
click inside the icon display.
Severity : 5a- Aesthetics (typos, minor UI inconsistencies, etc)
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Becky Bishop
Date : 22-Mar-96
HW : Sun Sparc 5
OS : Solaris
Widget : Athena
C :
Fortran :
Perl :
X :
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- Run: % puticon -i image:ball and notice that there
is not quit button. It might be nice to make the
minimum size a little larger such that a quit button
can be displayed for consistency with other putdata
pane objects
Notes :
Keywords : puticon, putdata, quit button
TB::oname : ENVISION:puticon
- Short Description:
- It would be nice to have frame number in putanimate
Work-Around :
Severity : 10a- Enhancement request
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Roberto A Lotufo
Date : 2-Feb-96
HW :
OS :
Widget :
C :
Fortran :
Perl :
X :
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- In putanimate, it would be useful to include the
number of the frame, as in interactive animate.
- Notes :
- Currently the frame number is supported by animate
(the xvroutine) rather than by the animate object
itself. The animate object *used* to support the
frame number, but we took it out. I don't remember
why. Maybe we should put it back in, so that animate
and putdata don't have to support it themselves?
Keywords : animate
TB::oname : ENVISION::putdata
spectrum
- Short Description:
- Sometimes you can't see the rubberband on the
Scatterplot Window when you Set Zoom
Work-Around :
Severity : 2a - Incorrect behavior
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By :
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : Sun SPARC (cabernet)
OS : Solaris 2.5
Widget : Athena
C : sun cc
Fortran : sun f77
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5 - OpenWindows
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- load an image into spectrum, open the Spectral Curve
window. click the Set Zoom button. now try to
see what you're doing.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : TOOLBOX::program
- Short Description:
- Spectrum scatterplot color problem
Work-Around :
Severity : 2a - Incorrect behavior
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By :
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : Sun SPARC (cabernet)
OS : Solaris 2.5
Widget : Athena
C : sun cc
Fortran : sun f77
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5 - OpenWindows
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- When you add clusters to a class using the scatter plot,
the scatter plot point does not change to the class color.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : TOOLBOX::program
- Short Description:
- Marker Refresh problem in Scatterplot - update is very
slow, causing a black box to bounce around in scatter plot
Work-Around : Move pointer slowly over plot and/or pause a moment before
examining scatterplot
Severity : 4b- Minor inconvenience
Priority : 5 - None
Reported By : Danielle Argiro
Date :
HW :
OS :
Widget :
C :
Fortran :
Perl :
X :
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- Marker Refresh problem in Scatterplot
Moving mouse over image causes a black box to bounce
around in scatterplot. What happens is that the marker
that marks the location in the plot of the cluster that
your mouse is over in the image is *very slow* to update.
The black box you see is the bounding box around the
area were the marker was previously, erasing the old
location of the marker before new location of the marker
is displayed.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::spectrum
- Short Description:
- Highlight specified cluster
Work-Around : Add desired cluster to class having no other clusters;
use Legend subform to change class color
Severity : 10a- enhancement request
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Shannon Wells
Date : 5-June-96
HW :
OS :
Widget :
C :
Fortran :
Perl :
X :
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- add capability to pick a cluster number and have it
be highlighted, say by entering the number in a field,
as with scatter plot, only you specify the cluster
directly.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::spectrum
xprism
- Short Description:
- xprism
Work-Around :
Severity : 1a- Seg fault, core dump, memory overwrite
Priority : 5 - None
Reported By : Steve Kubica
Date : 19-Mar-96
HW : SGI Indigo 2
OS : IRIX 5.2
Widget : Motiff
C : cc
Fortran :
Perl :
X : X11 SGI
Win Mgr : mwm
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- xprism core dumps if you try to do anything resembling
2D plotting on the SGI.. even the innocent function
of 'x' causes trouble..
- Notes :
- This is the same bug that causes many of the plotting
example programs to core dump.
This version of SGI Motif installs it's own "optimized"
SetValues method, which calls a routine called
_SG_XtSetValuesCleanup(), which in turn calls a
nonexistent function, causing the calling application to
seg fault or bus error on startup.
We probably won't be able to *fix* this, but hopefully
we can somehow work around it so that
_SG_XtSetValuesCleanup() isn't called.
Trace:
*unknown func* [pc=0x10]
_SG_XtSetValuesCleanup [Sgi.c:1371]
CallSetValues [SetValues.c:78]
XtSetValues [SetValues.c:191]
xvw_vset_attributes [attributes.c:596]
xvw_set_attributes [attributes.c:716]
SetAttachedWorldAttributes [GraphicsUtil.c:438]
UpdateAttachAttributes [GraphicsUtil.c:558]
PropagateAttachedWorldView [GraphicsUtil.c:314]
SetValuesGadget [Graphics.c:851]
CallSetValues [SetValues.c:78]
CallSetValues [SetValues.c:75]
XtSetValues [SetValues.c:191]
xvw_vset_attributes [attributes.c:596]
xvw_set_attributes [attributes.c:716]
Initialize [Axis.c:500]
CallInitialize [Create.c:144]
_XtCreate [Create.c:263]
_XtCreateWidget [Create.c:366]
XtCreateWidget [Create.c:403]
XtCreateManagedWidget [Create.c:428]
xvw_create [general.c:586]
InitializeHook [Axis2D.c:247]
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- xprism exits w/ X Protocol Error when displayed to IBM
Work-Around : Use a non-IBM display
Severity : 1a - Seg fault, core dump, memory overwrite
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Steve Jorgensen
Date : 4-Jul-96
HW : IBM RS6000 (shasta)
OS : AIX 4.1.1
Widget : Motif
C : xlc
Fortran : xlf
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5
Win Mgr :
Display :
- Original Rpt:
- % xprism -i1 plot2d:kitten
X Error of failed request: BadDrawable
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- xprism may crash with floating point exception on
some architectures when attempting to plot a function
that will do a divide by 0
Work-Around : Don't enter functions that will divide by 0
Severity : 1a - Seg fault, core dump, memory overwrite
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Danielle Argiro
Date : 4-Jul-96
HW : 486 PC (glacier & mohawk)
OS : Linux 1.2.13, Plug-and-play Linux Fall 1995, Yggdrasil
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.6.3
Fortran : f2c 19940329
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R6, Xfree86 3.1.2
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TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- xprism may crash on some architectures when attempting
to plot a function over an interval where that function
is undefined
Work-Around : Don't plot functions over intervals where they are
undefined
Severity : 1a - Seg fault, core dump, memory overwrite
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Shannon Wells
Date : 4-Jul-96
HW : 486 PC (glacier & mohawk)
OS : Linux 1.2.13, Plug-and-play Linux Fall 1995, Yggdrasil
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.6.3
Fortran : f2c 19940329
Perl : perl 4.036
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list of functions which cause core dump when plotted over
undefined interval:
xprism; use function listed from -1 to 1:
- tan(x) - tanh(x) - acos(x) - asinh(x) - ln(x) - log2(x)
- loglp(x) - sqrt(x) - cbrt(x) - erf(x) - erfc(x) - step(x)
- impulse(x) - gamma(x)
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- xprism may crash on some architectures when attempting
to plot a function with 0 points
Work-Around : Don't enter 0 in the "number of points" field
Severity : 1a - Seg fault, core dump, memory overwrite
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Shannon Wells
Date : 4-Jul-96
HW : 486 PC (glacier & mohawk)
OS : Linux 1.2.13, Plug-and-play Linux Fall 1995, Yggdrasil
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.6.3
Fortran : f2c 19940329
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R6, Xfree86 3.1.2
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- Original Rpt:
- In Xprism, if you plot the sin(cos(x)) from
-3*pi to +3*pi and specify to plot 0 points, Xprism
crashes. If you give it a number of points to plot
greater than zero, it plots something but it didn't
seem to be plotting the correct values.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- Color names often appear in hex, as in #ff0000 instead
of "Red" or #00ff00 instead of "Green"
Work-Around :
Severity : 4b - Minor inconvenience
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Paula Plomp
Date : 4-Jul-96
HW : 486 PC (glacier & mohawk)
OS : Linux 1.2.13, Plug-and-play Linux Fall 1995, Yggdrasil
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.6.3
Fortran : f2c 19940329
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R6, Xfree86 3.1.2
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When you bring up the 2D Axis Object Menuform, all the
colors on the Color Pane show up like "#00ff00".
- Start xprism with the plot2d:cosine dataset
- Bring up the Axis 2D Object Menuform
- Click the color button
Notes :
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TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- When the Area Menuform is open, you cannot switch
between areas. The menuform refers only to the area
you brought it up for, not for the currently
highlighted area.
Work-Around : Click the middle mouse button in the new area.
Severity : 3a - Major inconvenience
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Shannon Wells
Date : 4-Jul-96
HW : 486 PC (glacier & mohawk)
OS : Linux 1.2.13, Plug-and-play Linux Fall 1995, Yggdrasil
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.6.3
Fortran : f2c 19940329
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R6, Xfree86 3.1.2
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- Original Rpt:
- in xprism, when the Area Menuform is open, you cannot
switch between areas - the highlighted area is indeed
the one you select, but when you change something it
changes only the area you first opened the menuform for.
reproduce by: plot 2 fcns, then go to Options and select
an Area, then open the Area menuform. while this window
is open, select a the other area and change something.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- Certain functions, particularly gnoise, unoise, and
step, may cause xprism to crash
Work-Around :
Severity : 1a - Seg fault, core dump, memory overwrite
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Shannon Wells
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : Dec Alpha (piglet & water)
OS : OSF/1 3.2
Widget : Motif
C : native C
Fortran : f77
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5
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- Original Rpt:
- xprism crashes on both of the noise fcns (if you plot
them at the same time). if not it sez "unknown variable
or constant 'unoise'".
it also crashes with seg fault on step(x). run xprism,
leave all defaults, enter step(x) and click Plot Function
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- Entering 3D function in the 2D window may cause
a crash on some architectures
Work-Around : Enter 3D functions in 3D window; 2D functions in
2D window.
Severity : 1
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Danielle Argiro
Date : 4-Jul-96
HW : 486 PC (glacier & mohawk)
OS : Linux 1.2.13, Plug-and-play Linux Fall 1995, Yggdrasil
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.6.3
Fortran : f2c 19940329
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R6, Xfree86 3.1.2
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- Original Rpt:
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purify xprism; open the Plot window in xprism and put
in a function of x & y. watch the UMR's in kexpr
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- The Numberic Label Format X and Y fields in the
Precise Axis Attributes form can be changed to
invalid values, some of which may cause xprism to crash
Work-Around :
Severity : 1a - Seg fault, core dump, memory overwrite
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Chris Moorman
Date : 3-Jul-96
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- Notes :
- The Numberic Label Format X and Y fields in the Precise
Axis Attributes form can be changed to invalid values,
ie. %z etc. If %s is used, it causes an error window to
appear, but after that, you can enter %g and it does not
update plot. If you manage to get it back by entering
various values in the field %d, %h etc, and then go back
and use %c or %s, it gives a segmentation fault and the
program crashed.
Keywords : Axis
TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- There is no way to make an indicator go away, once it is
displayed.
Work-Around : Recreate plot(s) w/o indicator
Severity : 3a- major inconvenience
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By :
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- Original Rpt:
- There is no way to make an indicator go away, once it is
displayed.
Notes :
Keywords : indicator
TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- Indicator lines are not exactly horizontal and vertical
(bug in the Indicator object)
Work-Around :
Severity : 2a- Incorrect behavior
Priority : 3 - Medium
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- Original Rpt:
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Indicator Line Bugs
When the menuform of the indicator is used to set the
indicator to use horizontal and vertical lines, the lines
are not exactly horizontal and vertical; this is a bug in
the Line object.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism, DESIGN::xvisual
- Short Description:
- xprism doesn't seem to want to let you delete an area
from within cantata
Work-Around :
Severity : 3a - Major inconvenience
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Shannon Wells
Date : 25-Jun-96
HW : zen
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- Original Rpt:
- running workspaces:Signal, then when xprism comes up
select and try to remove an area.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : DESIGN::xvisual, ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- You can move the indicator, but it is so slow as to be
unusable
Work-Around :
Severity : 3a- Major inconvenience
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By :
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- Original Rpt:
- You can move the indicator by grabbing it and holding the
mouse pointer down while moving the pointer, but it is so
slow as to be unusable. (You have to go *very* slowly or
the indicator will get "dropped", and you have to go pick
it up again.)
Notes :
Keywords : annotations, indicator, interactive movement
TB::oname : DESIGN::xvisual, ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- Xaxis label is somewhat garbled and difficult to read for
plots with large range along x axis
Work-Around :
Severity : 3a- Major inconvenience
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Becky Bishop
Date : 14-Feb-96
HW : Sun SPARC
OS : Solaris 2.3 or 2.4, shared libraries
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.7.2
Fortran : f2c 19951025
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5 - OpenWindows
Win Mgr : twm
Display : 24-bit
- Original Rpt:
- For some plots that have a large range along the x axis
(Actual Displayed Range Max = 1023), the xaxis label is
somewhat garbeled and difficult to read. However for
floating point ranges with just as many digits (i.e.
4.06094), things are fine.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : ENVISION::xprism, DESIGN::xvisual
- Short Description:
- Axis labels and/or date (if displayed) may be obscured
if the plot area is too small
Work-Around : Use window manager to resise xprism workspace.
Severity : 4b- minor inconvenience
Priority : 4 - Low
Reported By : Becky Bishop
Date : 14-Feb-96
HW : Sun SPARC
OS : Solaris 2.3 or 2.4, shared libraries
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.7.2
Fortran : f2c 19951025
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R5 - OpenWindows
Win Mgr : twm
Display : 24-bit
- Original Rpt:
- When adding multiple areas, the size of the xprism work
area remains the same so plot areas get smaller in order
to fit. Labels are of fixed size, and may be obscured.
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : DESIGN::xvisual, ENVISION::xprism
- Short Description:
- On Linux, sometimes a floating exception occurs when
the colormap is altered.
Work-Around :
Severity : 1a - Seg fault, core dump, memory overwrite
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Paula Plomp
Date : 3-Jul-96
HW : 486 PC (glacier & mohawk)
OS : Linux 1.2.13, Plug-and-play Linux Fall 1995, Yggdrasil
Widget : Athena
C : gcc 2.6.3
Fortran : f2c 19940329
Perl : perl 4.036
X : X11R6, Xfree86 3.1.2
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- Original Rpt:
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Open the plot2d:cosine dataset
Click the Colormap button
Set the Autocolor Procedures to 3-3-2
Set the Colormap Operations to Invert Original
Get a floating exception
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : TOOLBOX::program
- Short Description:
- With ascii files of (x,y,z) triples, there is no way
to specify the size of each row, and therefore these
datasets cannot be displayed as Mesh, Contour 2D,
Contour 3D, or Constant Shade Plots
Work-Around :
Severity : 1d- user cannot proceed with work
Priority : 3 - Medium
Reported By : Danielle Argiro
Date : 8-May-96
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- Original Rpt:
- Need to add a parameter to the 3D Plot menuform to
change the row size. Or maybe a selection on the
Input Files subform?
Notes :
Keywords :
TB::oname : DESIGN::xvisual, ENVISION::xprism
kautocolor
kcolorspace