10 Mar, 2018
2 commits
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change to clock schedule from a constant to unlimited seems to make multiple plots less stuttery and axes update more smoothly. Obviously at expense of higher cpu usage. less apparent with only 1 plot. Probably to do with how pyglet deals with display buffers
09 Mar, 2018
18 commits
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…wake of the latest live-plot demo work
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… but scale/limit calculation seems to be correct
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…older version moved to version1. Same file, but there's no such thing as git cp, and the file in its current state should be preserved for use with the old graph plotter
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…nges to error reporting to use logging better, and broadening an exception, as the type specifically suggested doesn't seem to exist. (This should probably be fixed more carefully at some point). Code does now work on uni PCs, at least up to failure to find a serial port, which is handled correctly.
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tested on windows host
08 Mar, 2018
20 commits
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now axes titles and text scale at the same rate, to avoid the ugly situation of uneven overlaps. May want to change scaling factors in the future so that titles are larger than lables, but that can be done easily.
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…-specific code. Note that this has not been tested for /correctly/ opening the serial port, only that it runs as expected without errors.