Stop polling for updates to telemetry data from
TelemetryController when scope is destroyed.
Addresses some performance issues observed in
WTD-614, autoflow tabular views (although this
view doesn't use TelemetryController directly,
the continuing of this polling in the background
can slow down updates when it is showing.)
Add ability to subscribe/unsubscribe to streaming
telemetry updates. This may be more performant than
polling in some circumstances, and appears necessary
for good performance of autoflow tabular views,
WTD-614.
Update specs for columns in scrolling list view to reflect
that the formatting of domain/range values for display
has now been moved into a reusable injectable service for
WTD-599.
Move spec for formatting of telemetry values from the
plot bundle to the telemetry bundle, to reflect its
exposure as a reusable service exposed by that bundle.
WTD-599.
Add missing in-line documentation to ScrollingListPopulator;
noticed in the context of work done for WTD-599,
refactoring of time- and value-formatting for telemetry
into a reusable, injectable service.
Expose telemetryFormatter as a service; additionally, fix
some structural issues to make sure this is passed around
as needed among plot components. WTD-599.
Move implementation of formatter used for display
of domain values out of plot, and into the telemetry
bundle, from which it can be exposed as a general-use
service. WTD-599.
Repair tree node auto-expand/highlight behavior, to
address WTD-627. Specifically:
* Check the full path when deciding to highlight,
instead of just the parent. This avoids duplicate highlighting
in cases where the same parent is visible in two subtrees.
* Don't make a redundant getId call in path-checking;
domain object paths have already been mapped to identifier
paths at this point. This avoids erroneous auto-expansion of
the whole tree.
Add skeleton specs for the bottom bar controller (introduced
to handle display of indicators introduced as extensions)
and the Couch indicator (introduced to exercise the above,
and to report connection status relative to the Couch
database.) WTD-608.
Add specs to verify the behavior of PlotPanZoomStackGroup,
which is responsible for synchronizing the domain axis
between multiple sub-plots in a stacked plot view.
WTD-625.
Restore range tick marks; these were lost in refactoring
to support multiple subplots-per-view due to a missed
occurrence of an out-of-date interface usage. WTD-625.
When changes to pan-zoom bounds are made in one
subplot, this will effect the pan-zoom bounds of
other subplots. Ensure this occurs immediately.
WTD-625.
Utilize PlotPanZoomStackGroup; that is, utilize changes
such that a set of pan-zoom stacks can be treated as one,
while their domain axis synchronizes, and their range
axis does not. WTD-625.
Initially implement a synchronized pan/zoom stack,
which maintains the same domain axis bounds for all
subplots in a stacked plot view, but allows each to
have independent range axes. WTD-625.
Change plot style when in stacked plot mode, such that
plots stack as expected. (Without this change, the
gl-plot class's height of 100% will cause all plots to
fill the full vertical space, effectively acting
overlaid.) WTD-625.
Fix issues related to refactoring of view-level
to subplot-level behavior, such that previous
functionality is restored. This refactoring
supports introduction of a stacked-plot mode,
for WTD-625.
Begin refactoring Plot view to support stacked plots;
separate out behavior which needs to occur per-plot
from area which should occur per-view, and add a
handler for the Overlay mode. WTD-625.
Get/set mode from the plot mode switcher; only show
the switcher if there is more than one mode available
(which should only occur when there is more than one
telemetry object in the plot.) WTD-625.
Return the same value from getTelemetryObjects if thes e
haven't changed, to permit this return value to be
watched directly without appearing unstable. Supports
the addition of stacked plot controls, which need
to be conditioned on the number of telemetry objects
present. WTD-625.
