CMPR Wish List
New Features in CMPR & Requests
See the
CMPR documentation for a description of
the current features or the
revision log for a detailed list of changes.
New Changes
- CIF Import
- Read data from pdCIF data files.
(1.32, 12/2004)
- Tkcon support
- Add Tkcon to help menu for debugging access
(1.32, 12/2004)
- New OS X package
- Includes Tcl/Tk & BLT; easy to install
(1.32, 12/2004)
- Add ENCODE to options menu
- An option labeled "Install ICDD database"
can be used to invoke the ENCODE script.
(1.29, 4/2004)
- Save Options
- The "Save Options" button on the Display Options
window can be used to save the current settings.
(1.28, 4/2004)
- Fix zoom bug
- Starting a peak fit in the middle of "zooming in"
caused a messy bug. This fixed. In the process an option was added to
put fit plots in a separate window.
(1.28, 4/2004)
- Drag & Drop
- Files can be read in Windows & OS X by dragging them
onto the CMPR icon (will not work for files with names in spaces on Win-9x/ME).
(1.28, 4/2004)
- New command line option
- files can now be read from the command line
without using a prefix for the file type
(1.28, 4/2004)
- Improve BT1 routines
- Improve access to proprep & gformat routines
to run on all platforms (3/2004)
- Incorporate LOGIC
- Combine source distributions &
add LOGIC=>CMPR interface (10/2003)
- Export plot to .CSV
- Plots can be exported to comma separated variable
files in CMPR (10/2003)
- Bindings
- set up better bindings for hkl labels and peak
definitions (10/2001)
Changes to be made someday
-
CRYSFIRE
-
Read .cdt file
-
CRYSFIRE
-
Read .sum file into review output
-
Indexing
-
Write indexing output into a .sum file
-
Button for cell expand/contract
-
buttons for x & / 3 r3 2 r2
Perhaps someday
- Label reflections with d-spaces
- could be done with hkl label code, but would need a switch somewhere to
set what gets labeled
- Use mineral name, etc for plot legend
- This would be best done with a editable plot legend data field for
each buffer. How to edit?
Brian Toby (Brian.Toby@NIST.GOV)
$Revision: 1.4 $ $Date: 2004/12/29 21:18:57 $