GUI col and row ranges in the efficiency tab

[coquelin77]

ranges are only one way sliders, these cannot be used to set a range

[leloup314]

The docstring of col_range and row_range says iterable so only one pair of integers for all DUTs? E.g. col_range=(10, 70) or can this also be an iterable of iterables DUT-wise like col_range=[(10, 70), (10, 55), (10, 80), (20, 70)] where the index indicates the DUT index?

[DavidLP]

Yes!

[leloup314]

@DavidLP I'm reopening since I have a question regarding the range: Are we going from 0 to N-1 or 1 to N? Let's say for FE-I4 column range from 0 to 79 or 1 to 80? I just realised I made the minimum and maximum of the ranges from 0 to N which doesn't make sense I guess.

[DavidLP]

Not sure, depends on if we want to have inclusive or exclusive limits on max value. Usually python, numpy and matplotlib have (min, max+1) everywhere, I think. So I would go with this convention. Should be mentioned in help Text of function.

[leloup314]

I guess then it's fine like it is now.