NaN values are drawn as black regardless of the chosen "Missing Data" color

[Lance Parsons]

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[Christopher Keil]

In Java doubles can take on certain special values such as "NaN" or "Infinity". Double.parseDouble has set NaN strings as "NaN"-doubles which were never recognized as missing data. The "value" of missing data was previously (TreeView 2) defined in DataModel as NODATA = -100000 (?).

Data with that value was considered "missing" in TreeView. I have now changed this to "NaN" which makes 10000 times more sense and it reduces some complex reliable floating point equality checks to the inbuilt Double.isNan() function. I have done the analog thing for EMPTY values which are now Double.Infinite.

[Anastasia Baryshnikova]

Checked in version 20151118, issue fixed.

[Robert Leach]

Removing milestone: Color settings (automated comment)