Difference between revisions of "STAMP version history"
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* x-axis labels of relevant plots can now be modified to accommodate profiles where feature counts do not originate from sequences. | * x-axis labels of relevant plots can now be modified to accommodate profiles where feature counts do not originate from sequences. | ||
* Multi-code COGs can now be treated as separate features or a sequence can be assigned to each COG code. | * Multi-code COGs can now be treated as separate features or a sequence can be assigned to each COG code. | ||
+ | * Fixed issue with OS X installation which caused the data files required for COG annotations to be missing. | ||
* Fixed bug leading to an infinite loop of error messages when trying to generate excessively large plots. | * Fixed bug leading to an infinite loop of error messages when trying to generate excessively large plots. | ||
* Fixed bug causing cursor to remain as a "busy" cursor after configuring a plot. | * Fixed bug causing cursor to remain as a "busy" cursor after configuring a plot. |
Revision as of 22:12, 6 September 2010
v1.07 (in progress)
- Exploratory scatterplots now support histogram summaries of the distribution of features.
- x-axis labels of relevant plots can now be modified to accommodate profiles where feature counts do not originate from sequences.
- Multi-code COGs can now be treated as separate features or a sequence can be assigned to each COG code.
- Fixed issue with OS X installation which caused the data files required for COG annotations to be missing.
- Fixed bug leading to an infinite loop of error messages when trying to generate excessively large plots.
- Fixed bug causing cursor to remain as a "busy" cursor after configuring a plot.
v1.06
- Any Python generated error is now displayed to the user to aid in debugging file format issues or reporting possible bugs.
- Extra blank lines in profile files are now ignored.
- File menu items now have more descriptive names making their use more transparent.
- Fixed bug causing the command line execution to produce some output messages even when the verbose option was set to 0.
- Open profile dialog now shows both *.spf and *.txt files by default.
v1.05
- STAMP can now read profile files with Windows, Unix, or MAC style line endings.
- More informative error messages.
v1.04
- Fixed bug with label ordering being reversed in extended error plots (bug introduced in v1.02)
v1.03
- Fixed bug resulting in save tables failing (thanks to Mattias de Hollander for bring this to my attention).
v1.02
- Fixed bug where last directory was not retained when opening or saving files under Windows XP.
- Added warning dialogs when about to plot profiles containing several hundred features.
v1.01
- Modified code to remove dependency on PyQt4 and matplotlib when running from the command-line.
- Added unit tests (see STAMP_test.py)
v1.0
- Initial release