Andreagiovanni Reina
Andreagiovanni Reina
If I execute the following code ``` T=[190372.8581024417, 26206.040634069566, 54788.08314669597, 361626.1303776556, 314971.8104097218, 866.4733997333499, 18585.392881633317, 35809.72231934092, 253525.13675280445, 353233.0363513172, 49252.04601481139, 110122.31000427713, 258009.5881614012, 10629.097863427462, 29659.075281545924, 71835.06294758174, 252253.11246278908, 192315.92332276434, 69978.27458929886, 15443.266585802974, 113900.06297292595, 11963.470998188805, 123070.60723489878,...
…t ratio of the axes. This solves #409
This issue appeared recently in one of the last MuMoT releases, possibly when the plotting methods have been modified.
It is not possible to change the axes labels through the option `ylab`. For example, try this code: ``` mumot.MuMoTmultiController([model.SSA(silent=True), model.integrate(silent=True)], shareAxes=True, choose_yrange=[0,1], ylab="This is the y label" ) ```...
Exceptions, such as warnings and errors, are sometimes raised with a `print("Warning message")`. They should instead be raised with `raise exceptions.MuMoTWarning("Warning message")`
in single controller, greek letters work with the backslash, instead in Multicontrollers backslash should be omitted. Very hard for users to guess which is the correct format if changes from...
`_plotLimitsWidget` should be handled as other parameters. It would be sufficient to put 'plotLimits' in the `_widgetsExtraParams` dictionary (or, most probably, in the `_widgetsPlotOnly` dict as recomputation might not be...
plotProportions should not retrigger computation, but just adapt the axes
A toggle item in the Advanced Options menu should be added