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compile:compile-qtisas-vs-qtikws
Compile Fitting-Function Interface: QtiSAS vs. QtiKWS
| Difference | QtiSAS | QtiKWS |
| Compile-Interface | ||
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| [1]: Modified Parameter Counter [2]: Introduced “Line Numbers”. Line Number corresponds to line in a generated c++ code (function-name.cpp). [3]: Improved highlighting of the code. [4]: Tabs order, names and content are modified. See below: |
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Compile-Interface: tab “+Included”  |
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| [1]: Modified name: instead of “Included” in QtiSAS “+Included” is used [2]: Introduced “Line Numbers”. Line Number corresponds to line in a generated c++ code (function-name.cpp). [3]: Improved highlighting of the c++-code. |
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Compile-Interface: tab “+Fortran”  |
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| “+Fortran” tab looks the same in QtiSAS as in QtiKWS. Just position shifted. |  |  |
Compile-Interface: tab “Info”  |
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| [1]: Position of the Info-tab is shifted right [2]: Implemented new button to remove rich text formatting. [3]: Implemented new formatting buttons: Subscript, Superscript and Latin-to-Greek converting button |
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Compile-Interface: tab “Fit.Control”  |
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| [1]: Tab name is changed: “Fit.Control”=“eFit” [2]: Check box name is extendent: “eFit ready”=“eFit”. Functions with checked box will be visible Analysis/eFit Menu. [3]: “Default Weight Method”=“Weight” [4]: “Supperpositional Fitting” is re-implementation of “Supperpositional Fit” from QtiKWS. New logic behind. It will be documented somewhere else. [5]: “Default Fitting Algorithm”=“Algorithm” [6]: [7]: |
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Compile-Interface: tab “Files”  |
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| “Files” tab looks the same in QtiSAS as in QtiKWS. |  |  |
Compile-Interface: tab “Options”  |
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| “Options” tab looks the same in QtiSAS as in QtiKWS. |  |  |
compile/compile-qtisas-vs-qtikws.txt · Last modified: 2024/02/13 06:30 by Vitaliy Pipich
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