Opened 5 years ago

Closed 5 years ago

#4378 closed enhancement (fixed)

Color key showing too many digits in numeric labels

Reported by: goddard@… Owned by: pett
Priority: normal Milestone:
Component: Depiction Version:
Keywords: Cc: Elaine Meng
Blocked By: Blocking:
Notify when closed: Platform: all
Project: ChimeraX

Description 

The following bug report has been submitted:
Platform:        macOS-10.15.7-x86_64-i386-64bit
ChimeraX Version: 1.2.dev202103162155 (2021-03-16 21:55:33 UTC)
Description
Color key gives two much precision for numeric values, 6 digits for this color radial example

open 7294 from emdb
color radial #1 center #1 key true

produces a key with command

key red-white-blue :126.675 :152.749 :178.823

and those 6 digit lcolor key abels are all smashed together.  I think 3 significant digits would be the best precision.

Log:
UCSF ChimeraX version: 1.2.dev202103162155 (2021-03-16)  
© 2016-2020 Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.  
How to cite UCSF ChimeraX  

> open 7294 format ccp4 fromDatabase emdb

Opened emdb 7294 as #1, grid size 380,380,380, pixel 1.28, shown at level
0.0483, step 2, values float32  

> color radial #1

> color radial #1 center #1

> color radial #1 center #1 key true

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :152.749 :178.823

> ui tool show "Color Key"

> ui mousemode left "color key"

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :152.749 :178.82

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :152.749 :178.8

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :152.749 :178.

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :152.749 :178

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :152.749 :17

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :152.749 :179

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :152.74 :179

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :152.7 :179

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :152. :179

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :152 :179

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :15 :179

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :153 :179

> key red-white-blue :126.67 :153 :179

> key red-white-blue :126.6 :153 :179

> key red-white-blue :126. :153 :179

> key red-white-blue :126 :153 :179

> key red-white-blue :12 :153 :179

> key red-white-blue :127 :153 :179

> color cylindrical #1 center #1 key true

> key red-white-blue :5.14895 :91.834 :178.519

> ui tool show "Color Key"

> color height #1 center #1 key true

> key red-white-blue :-172.324 :-7.62939e-06 :172.323

> ui tool show "Color Key"

> color radial #1 center #1 key true

> key red-white-blue :126.675 :152.749 :178.823

> ui tool show "Color Key"




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by goddard@…, 5 years ago

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comment:1 by Tom Goddard, 5 years ago

Component: Unassigned → Depiction
Owner: set to pett
Platform: → all
Project: → ChimeraX
Status: new → assigned
Summary: ChimeraX bug report submission → Color key showing too many digits in numeric labels
Type: defect → enhancement

comment:2 by pett, 5 years ago

Status: assigned → accepted

in reply to:  4 comment:3 by goddard@…, 5 years ago 

Might even be worth having a precision option (default 3 digits) in the show_key() command, since I see now that some tools would probably be better off with 2 digits precision instead of 3.

comment:4 by pett, 5 years ago

Cc: Elaine Meng added

So I have a question. Let's say the endpoint data values associated with the key are 1.32 and 187.57 and that you're requesting a precision of 3. Should values displayed on the key be 1 and 188, 1.32 and 188, or 1.32 and 187.57?

in reply to:  6 comment:5 by goddard@…, 5 years ago 

I think 1.32 and 188.  By precision I mean like a %.3g format, so 3 significant digits.  Of course the 1.32 and 188 is ugly and 1 and 188 is probably what you want in this case -- but the user can just delete the .32 in the color key gui to get that.  If you wanted to go to a lot of trouble you could produce 1 and 188 in the color key code -- ie use the precision for the largest of the displayed values and make the others match that one.  That would be nice but is tricky.

comment:6 by pett, 5 years ago

I wasn't asking what was easy or hard, just what was best. So you're saying 1 and 188 is best, right?

comment:7 by pett, 5 years ago

Resolution: → fixed
Status: accepted → closed

Okay, show_key() defaults to 3 digits of precision, but will show less if the data merits it. Unrelated to that, specifying "precision=None" will use the full precision of the data.

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