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I wanted to report a display error with the Mars tables:
I run a Groovy script to create a Mars table (kymograph_output_table). There should be timepoints up to T199 (from 0 to 199, in total 200) but it only goes until T197 (screenshot: you can see that only up to column T197 is displayed).
At first, I thought it was because the script was not properly working but further investigation using print statements showed that the script was working fine. I then realized that the data points are available for plotting in the 'Plot' tab (screenshot: you can see that you can plot T199 vs. y).
This can be also confirmed by changing the order of adding the columns to the table. If the loop for adding the time points as columns come first in the sequence every timepoint up to T199 will be displayed (screenshot: by changing the order T199 shows up as a column). The last column loses its name but it is displayed.
Luckily this is not a bit issue since the exported CSV file is fine as well and the option to plot the time point is also available. It just led to some confusion.
Thanks a lot!
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Thanks for reporting this issue. I will investigate. In the past there was been some issue in JavaFX tables with lots of columns. It probably related...
I wanted to report a display error with the Mars tables:
I run a Groovy script to create a Mars table (kymograph_output_table). There should be timepoints up to T199 (from 0 to 199, in total 200) but it only goes until T197 (screenshot: you can see that only up to column T197 is displayed).
At first, I thought it was because the script was not properly working but further investigation using print statements showed that the script was working fine. I then realized that the data points are available for plotting in the 'Plot' tab (screenshot: you can see that you can plot T199 vs. y).
This can be also confirmed by changing the order of adding the columns to the table. If the loop for adding the time points as columns come first in the sequence every timepoint up to T199 will be displayed (screenshot: by changing the order T199 shows up as a column). The last column loses its name but it is displayed.
Luckily this is not a bit issue since the exported CSV file is fine as well and the option to plot the time point is also available. It just led to some confusion.
Thanks a lot!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: