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Clustering changes custom colors
USE CASE: WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO?
Not have clustering affect a user's custom colors. The resulting clustered data should have the same colors as the previously unclustered data.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE AN ISSUE (OR TRIGGER A NEW FEATURE)
- Open 11.cdt (attached)
- Adjust colors to be red 0, black 0.94, green 1.0 & click save
- Select Cluster->Hierarchical
- Select rows: "Leave unchanged"
- Click continue
CURRENT BEHAVIOR
Colors of the resulting clustered file are reset to mostly green.
Before clustering:
After clustering:
EXPECTED BEHAVIOR
Clustering does not change custom set colors.
DEVELOPERS ONLY SECTION
SUGGESTED CHANGE (Pseudocode optional)
Probably, a default color preset and min/max are being set for the newly loaded file. If the newly loaded file is the result of a cluster operation, the color settings should be passed along.
FILES AFFECTED (where the changes will be implemented) - developers only
unknown
LEVEL OF EFFORT - developers only
medium
COMMENTS
Found this while testing issue #456. I had noticed that the example I pasted in the comments of that issue had both axes clustered and the colors were adjusted to be all red, but my current 11.cdt file had only rows clustered and mostly green, so I adjusted the colors, then went to cluster only columns and the resulting display switched the colors back to green. Clustering shouldn't change the colors...
Comments (4)
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reporter -
We had a similar issue
#227which is closed now. -
reporter Yeah, looks similar. Possibly related, but just enough different to not mark as duplicates, I'd say. I'd be curious to know if
#227is broken again... -
repo owner - changed status to resolved
Resolved in pull request #119
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