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    Default how Can I cut part of x axes in QwtPlot???

    how Can I cut part of x axes in QwtPlot??? For emaple, my axes begin from x1 and end in x4 position. {x1,x2,x3,x4}. I'd like to miss ir hide [x2,x3] intreval with the datas and show the next joining intervals [x1,x2]U[x3,x4]. Can QwtPlot support it???

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    I think there is no such api for that.
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    Default Re: how Can I cut part of x axes in QwtPlot???

    This is the job of the scale engine - at least you can have irregular mappings, where you stretch or shrink specific intervals.

    In SVN trunk you find the playground/scaleengine demo. Click on "At 400" for a scale engine that implements such an irregular mapping. The API for the scale engines and transformations has changed since 6.0, but you will get the idea.

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