Mirador Changelog

What's new in Mirador 1.5.1

Jul 21, 2018
  • Enhancements:
  • Update Processing libraries to 3.3.7: 93464d3
  • Slightly more informative message after loading error: 7e61c19
  • Fixes:
  • Windows Defender finds a virus in the installer: #82
  • Profile doesn't update when variable is resorted: #37
  • The P-value of a newly loaded project is ignored: #26
  • Save file name of data file when exporting dataset: 1086206

New in Mirador 1.5.0 (Jan 30, 2018)

  • Enhancements:
  • Vertical and horizontal scrollbars: #6 & #75
  • Plot width/height in preferences: #79
  • Plot color in preferences: #78
  • Missing percentage on hover: #77
  • Plot edges for low-contrast: #74
  • List of recently open files in welcome screen: #71
  • Fixes:
  • Mirador fails to open on Windows 7: #76
  • Ghost selectors when scrolling columns quickly: #73
  • UI operations slow down when doing key presses: #72

New in Mirador 1.4.2 (Oct 14, 2017)

  • Enhancements:
  • Implement launch screen: #68
  • Save all dataset histories: #69

New in Mirador 1.4.1 (Oct 15, 2016)

  • Plotting options:
  • Pairwise plots are exported as PDF: 275f8c9
  • Include PDF library: 183ac37

New in Mirador 1.4 (Apr 4, 2016)

  • Interface changes:
  • Changed default file name for profile export: 593dc0a
  • UI code moved to separate library: d260d91
  • Several improvements in profile export: 8952c0f, 0f5ee89, c3f0fa1, 7922194
  • Change default text in search bar: 6e532e9
  • Miralib changes:
  • Handle null codebook: mirador/miralib@05d32ff
  • Added validDate() method: mirador/miralib@888e6bc
  • Improved type guessing method: mirador/miralib@ade29b2
  • Added date type to formatType(): mirador/miralib@b943b01
  • Fixed formatting of String type: mirador/miralib@f86725f
  • Added key variable to DataSet: mirador/miralib@93b1ae9
  • Handle float underflow when computing P-values: mirador/miralib@54c1320
  • Variable pairs with one bin along either direction automatically pass test of independency: mirador/miralib@c1f94f0
  • Make sure that score of a variable with itself is always maximal: mirador/miralib@26c7304