Nils Nemitz

Hi there! I am with the pyqtgraph people, and I am very happy to see that in good use here! Thank you for the bug report, it seems that we...

@maederan201 , if I understand the situation correctly, I don't think that there is any unfixable problem. You've hit unexplored territory by exposing pyqtgraph's auto-scaler to constant, large numbers. That...

Well, https://github.com/pyqtgraph/pyqtgraph/pull/2064 has a first idea how to patch this up, maybe you can have a look? That would set a minimum range that extends with the magnitude of the...

Thank you for the clarification! I didn't look into the exact error in `QRectF` a lot, because the way I would see this problem is this: In reality, we already...

Dear @paulmueller , that is a neat application you have there! Thank you very much for tracking down the problem so far into the svg code. I personally don't have...

> Am I reading this right? InfiniteLine will be properly bent and draggable and dynamically reshaping curve in Log space if deg is not one of (0,90,180,270) ? That was...

Hi @sem-geologist , That certainly seems possible. But I am not quite sure if it is a good idea to promise that we will always keep an unchanged copy of...

Having more rescaling options would certainly be nice, but more ideas are needed for supplying all the required information to all the places it needs to go. Like, figuring out...

Dear @j9ac9k , it's probably a good idea to make that into an issue. (Warning: strong opinion) The problem here, and in several previous issues is the use of `setPos()`...

Let me clarify: My point is that `curve.setData(x=[0,1,2], y=[1,2,3])` should show points at (0;1), (1;2) and (2;3). Not somewhere else! Of course the library uses transforms internally, but the `setPos()`...