Logarithmic scale problem

[Uwe]

The line style of a curve is completely unrelated to the fact, that you have a logarithmic scale.
Have a look at the bode example showing a logarithmic scale with curves in QwtPlotCurve::Lines style.

Uwe

[bY]

Hi there, hi Uwe,
i think i have the same problem. I use QwtPlotMultiBarChart and QwtLogScaleEngine. But the bars are drawn from the top down to the correct values.
I stripped it to this:

m_pPlot = new QwtPlot(this);
m_pPlot->setCanvasBackground(Qt::white);
m_pPlot->setAxisScaleEngine(QwtPlot::yLeft, new QwtLogScaleEngine());
m_pPlot->setAxisScale(QwtPlot::yLeft, 1, 500);
m_pPlot->resize(460,460);
m_pPlot->show();

QVector< QVector<double> >* allValues = new QVector< QVector<double> >();

for(int s=1; s<=3; s++)
{
QVector<double>* sampleValues = new QVector<double>;
sampleValues->append(10*s);
sampleValues->append(100*s);
allValues->append(*sampleValues);
}

QwtPlotMultiBarChart* multiBars = new QwtPlotMultiBarChart();
multiBars->setSamples(*allValues);
multiBars->attach(m_pPlot);
m_pPlot->replot();

Inside my Linix and on Windows the problem appears, looking like this:
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On an embedded linux device from Garz & Fricke it's ok, it looks how it should look.
The Qwt files are compiled into the application file.
I tried qwt 6.1.0 and 6.1.3.

[Uwe]

The bars are painted from the baseline of the item to the value. As the default setting for the baseline is 0 you have something invalid for a logarithmic scale.
Guess adding the following line is what you are looking for:

multiBars->setBaseline( 1.0 );

multiBars->setBaseline( 1.0 );

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Uwe

[bY]

Thats exactly what i need. Thank you.
Actually i am often confused with the assigned names for member, functions, etc. in Qwt, which i can't classify.

[Uwe]

Quoting from http://qwt.sourceforge.net/class_qwt...f2880a4bf683ad: "The baseline is the origin for the chart. Each bar is painted from the baseline in the direction of the sample value."
What would you consider to be better than "baseline" - in this particular context ?

Uwe

[HappyCoder]

improvement suggestion:

The default value for the baseline is 0 for linear scales.
The default value for the baseline is 1 for logarithmic scales.

That could be an improvement for Qwt.