GlassPlotter

GlassPlotter Release

[0.21.1]

• Fixed computation of the change of index at the glass temperature

GlassPlotter Release

[0.21.0]

• Support cmake build
• Add vc related DLLs into the zip package

GlassPlotter Release

[0.20.1]

• Enabled "copy and paste" on the table
• Enabled to export the table data to csv file
• Enabled to drag the legend on the plot
• bug fix: loading temperature setting at start up

GlassPlotter Release

[0.19.1]

• Change dn/dT formula from Schott to Zemax
• Fix occasional abort in glass search
• Fix parse result message in loading Nikon-Hikari
• Avoid potential memory leak in glassmap

GlassPlotter Release

[0.19.0]

• Support environment temperature

GlassPlotter Release

[0.18.3]

• Improve behaviors when startup and changing default catalog files
• Add sorting to catalog table view
• Support Nikon-Hikari
• Add license notice to source codes

GlassPlotter Release

[0.18.2]

• Preference dialog was implemented
  • Default start up files
  • Parse result dialog on/off
• PNG export was implemented to all glass maps and plots
• Glass catalogs were updated

• Glass Search tool was newly added
• Directory structure was changed and cleaned up

• Parse result dialog are shown after loading AGF/XML files.
• Setting dialog to select glass properties was added to catalog table view form.
• User defined curve control in dispersion plot form was updated so as to utilize various formula.
• Each of the plot forms got to contain spinbox to control the digit in the table.
• Fitting dialog in glassmap form was changed so as to input numerical coordinates directly.

• Some of the libraries started to be managed using git module.
• Each plot form got to contain an edit box to control plot step.
• The new/delete bugs in load catalogs in mainwindow were fixed.

• Update glassmap control
• Align digits in catalog view, datasheet
• Bug fix in dispersion plot and transmittance plot
• Code cleaning

• Change icon
• Simplify catalog view items

• Add Dn/Dt plot
• Clean codes

This is the first release of the application.
The least functionalities are involved.