Chart editor
You can see many charts in the static report. One useful chart is the one showing the battery level and the screen state, connectivity state, etc. The problem is, it's hard to know what data should be included in a chart beforehand. If there are too many data included, it will be hard to see.
As a solution to this problem, now the user can bake his/her own chart from the same ingredients, as the other charts were created.
The Chart editor is accessible directly from the first level in the table of contents. When opened, you can create a new chart by clicking on the New chart button, and giving it a name.
The Chart editor window contains 3 parts:
- The Chart itself, although at the beginning it will be empty, so it will not be visible.
- The window showing the content of the chart, in the top-right corner. This window shows which data sets are included in the chart. You can remove the data sets by clicking on the Del link. You can collapse this window by clicking on the header.
- The window showing all the available datasets in a tree-view. This window is also collapsible. To add a dataset to the chart, simply click on it.
Note: that if you have external xml plugins, which generate charts as well, their datasets will be available here as well! However, if you are planning to give the bugreport to someone else, with a chart which contains such a dataset, the other person must have the same external xml plugin file as well!