Kypfer wrote:I quite like the graph ... I'm a great one for immediate graphical representation rather than having to visualise things from numbers, where possible. What would be nice are a couple more horizontal lines (can't think of the technical name at the moment) on the graph, especially a line exactly at 2 if some of the points on the graph are below this critical frequency, just to help see things at a glance.
I'm not quite sure what use there is in having two whistles repesented on the screen at the same time ... I'm probably missing something
Something I haven't quite got to grips with ... if I save a whistle configuration, an appropriately named wdf file appears in the sub-directory, but when I try to load it again, it doesn't load ... nothing changes
Thanks for the feedback Kypfer.
You like the graph more than you would like to compare whistles on screen? Point noted. The horizontal line indicating cut-off ratio of two might work. Lets see how many users want this and how many want to compare whistles - I will go with the majority opinion.
As for the reload thing, I am not sure what is going on here. Have you named your whistle (edit - whistle name) - if not then perhaps
you ought as it makes it easier to see what is going on. What may have happened is that the Whistle Calculator has reloaded your saved whistle already - so when you reload your whistle you will see no change in the GUI.
Whistle Calculator saves the filenames of files you were working on at shutdown (only whistles that have been saved, though), and reloads them at start up.
Start up Whistle Calculator afresh, and look at the title bar. If you are in a 'clean' state the title bar will contain the text 'Unamed Whistle' (unsaved). If it has reloaded your whistle you should at least see the filename instead of the word 'unsaved'.
Another thing you can do is go to the 'view' menu. This shows you the whistle(s) you currently have in memory, and you can swap between them. If you have reloaded the whistle, as well as The whistle Calculator reloading it, then you will have two identical entries........
Do these ramblings help clarify? Or do you think that there is a deeper problem?
Do let me know - it is the only way things will get fixed.