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QT GUI blocks do not replicate all functionality of WX blocks #1629
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This would by the way make great GSoC features :) can you check whether this might be an amendment to an existing GSoC idea or a new one? Note that listing it as GSoC idea wouldn't mean we discourage non-GSoC contributions! |
Might want to pull in my latest issue since this seems to be a good umbrella for it: #1631 |
Also relevant, putting time and effort into Qwt based blocks isn't very useful if we'll be moving to the pyqtgraph library. |
The problem is PyQwt, Qwt is not affected, If someone dares to rewrite examples and apps in C++ Qwt is on the table. |
@noc0lour I remember "back in my days", that QWT was a dependency nightmare, has that gotten better? I'm afraid of QWT5/6 on QT4/5 fun all the way to 3.9. |
Dependency graph doesn't look too bad?
Depends of course if qt4/qt5 support is enabled, and there are some other options which most distributions have enabled probably. |
I'd agree, that looks fine enough. |
Is XY plotting really missing from Qt GUI? This is essentially a constellation plot. |
This issue tracks the features missing in the QT blocks compared to WX.
Missing Features
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