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    • Alan De Smet's avatar
      when gui loads a file, guess at default variable · e219ba43
      Alan De Smet authored
      If we had a file open in that "slot" (A or B) already, and the selected variable name is also present in the new file, pick that.
      If that doesn't work, check to see if the selected variable name in the other file (B or A) is present, and if so pick that.
      Otherwise stick with the existing default: the first item.
      
      This should speed things up a little bit when bouncing between files, as the variable the user is most likely interested will already be selected.
      e219ba43
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      loosely synchronize variable selection in gui. · ae766fa0
      Alan De Smet authored
      In the GUI, if the user changes the A variable, and the A and B variables were the same, try to change the B variable to match.
      
      Changed from catching activated to currentIndexChanged, as the former doesn't work when the selection is programmatically changed.
      ae766fa0
  6. Aug 10, 2016
    • Alan De Smet's avatar
      convert tabs to spaces, per style · 4b5889d1
      Alan De Smet authored
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      support GUI Display Data on 0d variables · e0647cae
      Alan De Smet authored
      A 0 dimention numpy array is weird.  It's neither a scalar, nor a 1 dimensional array with a single element. "Display Data" silently refused to work for such values.
      
      This change converts the 0d array into a 1d array with a single element immediately before trying to display it.  Result: Display Data now works on 0d arrays, showing the single value as expected.
      e0647cae
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