Mark Mitchell

That sounds like a great idea. It will take a while though. There are 3 and 4 point modes now, but the 4 point mode (accessible by Import Advanced) is...

Sounds like a good idea. This may take a while since package building with qt sometimes takes a lot of steps. Thanks for the suggestion.

I suggest doing image compression before import into Engauge rather than after. Having two separate files would complicate file handling, and would also introduce new failure modes. For example, the...

I tried out that feature in Gimp, and see that it could be useful. Since Engauge does not have the rulers that Gimp uses for guidelines, maybe it could work...

Setting up real rulers would take a massive amount of work, since there are linear/log/cartesian/polar coordinates to worry about. Setting up major/minor tic marks with lettering that is nicely spaced...

You can try out a Windows 64 bit pre-release with guidelines, available at https://ci.appveyor.com/project/markummitchell/engauge-digitizer/branch/master/job/56fqtlj6y4i86r8n/artifacts. I will be adding several unit tests over the new few days, and incorporate suggestions, before...

Great, I will add your suggestions

This took a lot of work, but seems to be working well. You can test this using https://github.com/markummitchell/engauge-digitizer/blob/master/README_windows_preview.md

Congratulations on your upcoming Ph.D. project completion. Impressive. I experimented with a toolbar-solution, but realized that there is probably an easier way using a new 'digitize state' that is added...

There are 2 answeres to your question: 1) Currently you cannot run Engauge automatically - it requires a person manually guiding the process 2) In the future, it may be...