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== Action Items ==
== Action Items ==
* Tim - remind Dave Rogers about Prism in CVS every day!
* Get rid of array information in the "color by" combo box.
* Berk - statistics view will be "off" by default.
* Retain dockable window sizes, and have sensible defaults.
* Tim - explore QSettings limitations, whether we can force QSettings to always save to the filesystem.


== Discussion ==
== Discussion ==
* The team discussed options for displaying statistics:
** We will remove array information from the "color by" combo box because it isn't needed when choosing what to color by.
** We will add array range information to the lookup table user interface because that's when users care about ranges.
** We will beef-up the statistics panel to include additional drill-down data such as arrays, min/max, min/max over all timesteps, etc.
* The team discussed lookup table requirements and how they should be stored & shared.

Revision as of 14:14, 14 September 2006

Agenda

Item People Description
1 Geveci Team Status
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Action Items

  • Tim - remind Dave Rogers about Prism in CVS every day!
  • Get rid of array information in the "color by" combo box.
  • Berk - statistics view will be "off" by default.
  • Retain dockable window sizes, and have sensible defaults.
  • Tim - explore QSettings limitations, whether we can force QSettings to always save to the filesystem.

Discussion

  • The team discussed options for displaying statistics:
    • We will remove array information from the "color by" combo box because it isn't needed when choosing what to color by.
    • We will add array range information to the lookup table user interface because that's when users care about ranges.
    • We will beef-up the statistics panel to include additional drill-down data such as arrays, min/max, min/max over all timesteps, etc.
  • The team discussed lookup table requirements and how they should be stored & shared.