Introduce a new blueprint archetype for AxisY configuration in a plot.

[jleibs]

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• New plot configuration features via TimeSeriesView Archetype #4818

Introduce a new archetype for AxisY configuration in a plot.

This contains 2 new components:

• Range: defines a min / max value for the y-axis of the plot.
• LockRangeDuringZoom: a boolean indicating whether the range should be locked during zoom

In "LockRange" mode, the Y-axis of the plot will always be locked to the defined range, regardless of whether the range is Auto or a specified range.

In the default mode, the user can zoom arbitrarily in a way that preserves the aspect ratio of the data. When the user resets the view, it will return to the defined range.

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[Wumpf]

Doesn't play nice with the manual single-axis zoom on scroll + ctrl + alt: It jumps into a previous zoom level and goes from there but doesn't change the blueprint setting as expected

[jleibs]

Ahh, I should use the active range when doing that single axis zoom. But, I don't think I would expect it to change the blueprint as a result.

[Wumpf]

interesting compromise, easier to understand for sure. There's one small remaining issue but we can take that later:

• set a y range
• don't lock zoom
• move the plot beyond the camera
• do ctrl+alt zooming: It now jumps to the y previously range in manner it should only do on double click

not a biggy, I doubt lot of people are discovering ctrl+alt to begin with

[nikolausWest]

With locked axis I can no longer scroll left-right with my trackpad. Also can't area-zoom by right click + drag (we talked about changing the default box zoom in this case so that the box would extend for the full y-range when y-axis is locked)

[Wumpf]

repros for me! when I tested I clicked on it, but track pad without clicking is broken indeed!

[jleibs]

With locked axis I can no longer scroll left-right with my trackpad. Also can't area-zoom by right click + drag (we talked about changing the default box zoom in this case so that the box would extend for the full y-range when y-axis is locked)

Ahh, didn't even realize trackpad horizontal scrolling was a thing I'm using a mouse where scroll is vertical and shift+scroll is horizontal. I disabled scrolling because I thought it was only vertical and leads to an annoying "bounce."

I also disabled the rectangular drag (noted in the ? menu) because there's not a way to make it full range without deep plot-surgery.

[Wumpf]

doesn't that mean the scroll delta is zero everywhere?
hm, doesn't seem to affect anything else. okay