Jeff, This is in no way your mess. The two bugs that *actually* affected the display of the ticks (1,3) were mine. As a sidenote for anybody else, I have been analyzing all my data in reason lately, and it's been massively productive for me. I think Jeff had said he was debugging a new solver for Enzo in it. I'm super happy that this is taking off, particularly since it has help from so many people -- Cameron, Britton, Sam, Jeff -- that are invested in it. When the time comes to really unleash this, when we're satisfied with how it works and performs, we're going to need to request that people upgrade to Python 2.7 to get the latest threading improvements. I'll try to add a supplemental downloader for just the ExtJS stuff, which right now has to live in YT_DEST, so that we can minimize the hit of that a bit. -Matt On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 6:40 PM, j s oishi <jsoishi@gmail.com> wrote:

Thanks for cleaning up my mess, Matt. This is awesome. The ticks look good to me.

j

On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 3:27 PM, Matthew Turk <matthewturk@gmail.com> wrote:

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Hi Jeff,

Thanks very much for adding linear ticks.  As for the bug ...

I think it was a combination of three bugs, which I have fixed in current tip.  Note that in the current tip I also mandate an exponential form of the variables.  Feel free to change this, but Iw ould prefer it have some kind of fixed width.  (I suppose I should have done % 0.3e, but I onyl did %0.3e.  Oops!)

Bug 1: Field transform was always being set to log-base-e. Bug 2: The FP values were very, very long, and the ticks were being prepending with spaces, thus causing linewrap for the minus-sign-prefixed values. Bug 3: There was not enough room between the colorbar and the rhs_panel in widget_plotwindow.js to allow them to display.

You can see the changes here:

http://hg.enzotools.org/yt/changeset/dfa84db4e415

The changes to the .js file show how to reorganize and move things around, if you are so motivated in the future!

-Matt

On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 5:57 PM, j s oishi <jsoishi@gmail.com> wrote:

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hi Guys,

I just put linear tickers into the Reason plot widget, copying from matplotlib like Matt did for the log tickers. However, it doesn't seem to want to print negative tick labels. The negative sign is there, but no number. I think this might be on the js side, and a cursory glance didn't reveal anything. Any ideas?

thanks,

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