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    Default Re: Multi-Axis Graphing Widget

    Why couldn't you use a QwtPlot within a horizontal layout, and add your extra y-axes (using QwtScaleWidget) in additional vertical panes of the layout? Obviously, you would need to add some external synchronization for zooming, etc., and you would have to map the y-scaling of data corresponding to the additional axes to that of the primary y-axis, but that would not be so hard.

    I do not know of any other library that is as comprehensive as Qwt, unless you go into Python and use Matplotlib embedded in a Qt widget. I think it would be easier to hack something up as described above.

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    What's wrong with using not official patch?

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