Re: Strange behaviour of Drawing tools

On Fri, Apr 01, 2011 at 12:55:31AM +0200, Jérôme Borme wrote:
> (0. Open a data file.)
> 1. Select the tool "Read value". Click on the image.
> 2. Select the "Mask editor". Select the first Drawing tool (brush).
> 3. Click on the image.
> 
> Result in gwyddion 2.23: A line is drawn between the first click position 
> ("Read value") and the second.

I can reproduce it (it's a unintended effect of keeping the selection)
and will fix it.

Regards,

Yeti

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Gwyddion 2.24 was released

Gwyddion 2.24 is now available for download at

  https://sourceforge.net/projects/gwyddion/files/gwyddion/2.24/
  (all released files)

  http://gwyddion.net/download/2.24/
  (source code)

Released files are signed with PGP/GnuPG key

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Re: Gwyddion-users Digest, Vol 49, Issue 1

On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 11:57:23AM +0100, David Necas (Yeti) wrote:
> 
> So the problem is apparently that DnD simply does not work right on MS
> Windows in latest versions of Gtk+.  There's not much I can do to make
> it work – aside from bundling an older version of Gtk+ with Gwyddion
> 2.24.

Gwyddion 2.24 was released, however, the known issues listed at

    http://gwyddion.net/switch-to-mingw32.php

remain unfixed in this version.

While DnD works nicely in Gtk+ 2.16, just replacing the bundled Gtk+ led
to different compatibility problems (such as icons not displaying in the
Gwyddion toolbox, i.e. also unacceptable) when I tried this.

I think it is possible to build Gwyddion for MS Windows and pack it with
the right set of DLLs in such a way that everything works.

[rant]
On the other hand, I do not think attempting this is a good use of my
time and resources.

And do you feel comfortable with MS Windows packages being created by
someone who has never worked with the latest two incarnations of this
operating system (and only works with the previous because the control
software of some instruments runs on it) or whose idea of testing is
running it under Wine?

Re: Pygwy on OS X

Am 01.12.2010 22:16, schrieb James Mack:
> Hello,

Hi,

> 
> Is Pygwy supported for OS X?  I recently installed Gwyddion 2.21 using
> MacPorts.  Is there a port for the pygwy module?

The installation of gwyddion with pygwy on OS X is not too simple,
but also not too hard:

a) install "python_select":
	sudo port install python_select

b) set you macports python version to the default version
	(python2.7 in my case):
	sudo python_select python27

c) install "py-gtk2":
	sudo port install py-gtk2

c)2) is you want syntax-highlighting:
	sudo port install gtksourceview2

d) configure and build gwyddion again.

This _should_ work - please give a comment if this does
not work as expected.

Re: Pygwy on OS X

Am 10.04.2011 00:23, schrieb Rolf Wuerdemann:
> 
> 
> Am 01.12.2010 22:16, schrieb James Mack:
>> Hello,
> 
> Hi,
> 
> 
>> Is Pygwy supported for OS X?  I recently installed Gwyddion 2.21 using
>> MacPorts.  Is there a port for the pygwy module?
> 
> The installation of gwyddion with pygwy on OS X is not too simple,
> but also not too hard:
> 
> a) [...]
> 
> b) set you macports python version to the default version
> 	(python2.7 in my case):
> 	sudo python_select python27

You should use python2.4 ;) (python24)
> 
> c) [...]
> 
> If it is wanted, I can add a variant which adds the both packages
> above to the dependencies. However I'm unable to select a default
> version for python.

Re: Pygwy on OS X

On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 01:16:09AM +0200, Rolf Wuerdemann wrote:
> PS: Yeti: Want some screenshot?

Yes, and not only of pygwy on OS X: screenshots from year 2006 still can
give an idea how Gwyddion UI looks like but...

Yeti

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Importing a tip model

Hello all,

New to this mailing list and Gwyddion but did some searches and
hopefully it will not entirely be a silly question.

I'm looking into blind reconstruction (had a look through
Villarrubia's paper) and I wanted to something similar as Fig.6 but
instead of topography we would be looking at potential, thermal and
other.

So I thought what could be a good starting point is to make up an
ideal sample and an ideal tip and convolute them with Gwyddion.

I'm fairly sure I can do some ideal sample in some  way  but I'm
having trouble with the tip. I'm working with gwydump to find out the
structure of the gwy file: if I find the data for a tip I think I
would know how to get it out.

But how to I put in a tip model made up by myself? In a gwy file or
any other file that gwyddion reads? How would it recognize it as a
tip?

I tried importing a previously generated tip (by gwyddion) from a txt
file but I must have missed some parameters. And if I managed to
import the file would gwyddion recognize it as a tip?

Thanks for your time and Gwyddion!

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Re: Importing a tip model

On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 02:06:37PM +0100, Andrés Muñiz Piniella wrote:
> I'm fairly sure I can do some ideal sample in some  way  but I'm
> having trouble with the tip. I'm working with gwydump to find out the
> structure of the gwy file: if I find the data for a tip I think I
> would know how to get it out.

Generally, trying to read GWY files with software not using Gwyddion
libraries is difficult.  However, you can export the tip data as a plain
text file that is much easier to read (or GSF).

> But how to I put in a tip model made up by myself? In a gwy file or
> any other file that gwyddion reads? How would it recognize it as a
> tip?

In any file Gwyddion can read.  It will not recognise it specifically as
a tip; any image can be used as a tip in the tip operations if it is the
same physical quantity (including lateral dimensions) and reasonably
smaller, this is taken as at most 1/4 of the surface size.  Of course,
it should also have the same pixel size but it can be resampled.

Regards,

Yeti

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Potential Z scale issue

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Re: Potential Z scale issue

On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 04:23:18PM -0400, Alon Eisenstein wrote:
> I'm running Surface Potential measurement with a DI Multimode.
> While opening the potential channel with the newly installed 2.24 Gwyddion,
> the Z scale shows V^2 rather than V. Also, when compared to the values in
> WSxM, the values in Gwyddion  are about 10 times smaller.

V² is indeed strange.  But, as usual, it is difficult to say anything
conclusive without seeing the problematic file.  If you send it to me
please compress it.

Were the old data measured using the same instrument and software or has
anything changed?

Regards,

Yeti

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