Releases
Release 0.x.y
- Feature additions:
- Bugfixes:
- Changes:
Release 0.3.2
No autoscaling on hidden datasets Python wrapper adapted to numarray API
- Bugfixes:
- Data hidden in the template was used for autoscaling which can be quite annoying in most cases. Ausoscale now honours the hidden flag.
- Changes:
- Numeric Python seems to be deprecated, so we switched to Python NumArray.
Release 0.3.0
- Feature additions:
- Thanks to Andi Brodschelm we now have a python wrap for GraceTMPL.
- Certain graphs contained in the template can be completely hidden from the application (see Protected graph)
- Datasets can be exact copies of other datasets provided by the application (see Copy-data)
- Output pages can be sent to a pipe. To ensure maximum security, this behavior has to be turned on explicitly by the application.
- Bugfixes:
- Found bug in autoscale: When autoscaling was turned off for a certain axis data that got invisible this way still was used to autoscale the other axis.
- Literal-data, when last set in a graph, produced a SIGSEGV
- Changes:
- Revised and added bigger parts of the API documentation.
- Added docs on template features.
- Added docs on how GraceTMPL works internally (in parts).
Release 0.2.0
- Bugfixes:
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- Feature additions:
- Templates can pass arbitrary per-dataset-strings to application
- New environment system for variable expansion. Allows variables to be set for datasets (application side) and referenced from datasets (template side). Thus also legend strings can be expanded.
- Changes:
- Cleaned up the code a lot, did some necessary API changes which only affect internals.
- Minor API change regarding setenv() (see GraceTMPL::EnvironmentUser).
- Revised build system. A static library is produced and installed in a choosable location. Third-party projects can use gracetmpl-config to learn about compiler flags and linking options.
Release 0.1.0
This is the first release.
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