Name: Graphs
Author: Sjoerd Stendahl et al.

Graphs is a simple, yet powerful tool that allows you to plot and manipulate your data with ease. New data can be imported from a wide variety of filetypes, or generated by equation.
 All data can be manipulated using a variety of operations such as the ability to select, cut, translate, multiply, center and smoothen data, as well as apply any custom transformations on the data.
 
 
 Moreover, Graphs supports curve fitting on imported data and offers extensive customization options for the style of the plots. You can fine-tune and personalize stylesheets to your liking.
 
 
 Graphs is an excellent fit for both plotting and data manipulation. The plots created with Graphs can be saved in a variety of formats suitable for sharing and presenting to a wide audience, such as in a scientific publication or presentations.
 Additionally, the option to save plots as vector images allows for easy editing in software like Inkscape for further refinement. Graphs is written with the GNOME environment in mind, but should be suitable for any other desktop environment as well.
 
 
 For any feedback, questions or general issues, please file an issue on the GitLab page.

Graphs

A smaller release focusing on mostly background changes.
 <ul>
 <li>Help has been ported to Yelp and can be accessed from whithin the app</li>
 <li>Numerical entries now show the validity of user input</li>
 <li>Improve equation handling</li>
 <li>Added some new goniometric functions such as the hyperbolic sinoids and their inverses</li>
 <li>Graphs now fully supports touch screen devices</li>
 <li>There is now a warning, when editing a style with poor contrast between labels and background colors</li>
 <li>Curve fitting now supports duplicate variables, and has gotten some bug fixes with regards to equation naming</li>
 <li>Many improvements to localization</li>
 <li>Many updates to translations</li>
 <li>Update to GNOME 46</li>
 <li>Lots of background changes to improve performance</li>
 </ul>

Graphs is now part of GNOME Circle, the codebase has been moved to the GNOME GitLab. This patch changes updates 
 the metadata to reflect this, and adds some small quality-of-life changes.
 Full changelist:
 <ul>
 <li>The label and title size can now be set within finer increments</li>
 <li>Data that has been hidden is no longer used when setting the limits automatically</li>
 <li>Slight performance increasements with regard to preview generation </li>
 <li>Updated the metadata to reflect the move to GNOME GitLab</li>
 </ul>

Minor patch with a few tweaks.
 <ul>
 <li>Some strings were updated to use Title Case</li>
 <li>Local translations have been updated to the latest version at Weblate</li>
 <li>The highlighted area now deactivates after performing an operation </li>
 <li>The subtitle now just shows the location without the filename</li>
 </ul>

Version 1.7 marks our biggest release yet. With a migration to GNOME 45 and a new UI overhaul with a revamped style editor.
 Other major highlights include a new curve fitting functionality, the ability to open projects directly and support for gestures in the canvas. A full changelog
 can be found below:
 
 New in Graphs:
 <ul>
 <li>The style editor has been revamped completely and now shows previews for each style</li>
 <li>Curve fitting functionality has been added to Graphs</li>
 <li>Graphs can now open data as well as Graphs project files directly from the file manager</li>
 <li>When closing the application while unsaved changes are present, a dialog is now shown allowing you to save the data</li>
 <li>The active project and its directory are now shown in the headerbar, including an indicator for unsaved changes</li>
 <li>Graphs now includes forwards/backwards buttons to quickly navigate to the next and previous view</li>
 <li>The smoothening action can now be configured with a choice of two different filters, a rolling average and a LOESS Savitzky-Gotsky filter</li>
 <li>A new Yaru style has been added, which is set as the default system style for the Snap package when Yaru is used in the system, offering a more consistent experience</li>
 <li>The default matplotlib style has been added to Graphs</li>
 <li>The title font size can now be changed with respect to the overall font size</li>
 <li>New scaling options are available for the axes, allowing for radian, square root and inverse scaling</li>
 <li>Transparent colours for the curves are now supported</li>
 <li>Superscript characters are now supported when entering equations</li>
 <li>Support has been added for cotangents, secants and cosecants for equations and transformations</li>
 <li>Headers are now written to exported files if present in the originally imported data</li>
 <li>Style sheets now allow you to choose whether a frame should be drawn around the axes</li>
 <li>The size of the title and labels can now be set seperately in the style editor</li>
 <li>Importing column data is now more robust, supporting expressions as data points</li>
 <li>Pinch and ctrl+scroll to zoom gestures are now supported on the canvas</li>
 <li>The canvas can now be panned using two fingers on a touch screen, as well as with the middle mouse button</li>
 <li>Toasts now show an "Open Location" button when saving data, bringing you to the saved file location</li>
 <li>Translate/multiply entries now get a red CSS when input value is invalid, while the corresponding button is disabled</li>
 </ul>
 Changed behaviour:
 <ul>
 <li>Several linguistic changes were made, to get a clearer and more consistent description</li>
 <li>The syntax for equations has been simplified </li>
 <li>Delimiters can now be specified from a dropdown menu instead of having to rely on regex</li>
 <li>The used axes limits are now saved when saving/loading a project</li>
 <li>Settings related to specific axes are now only displayed when the axis is in use</li>
 <li>The preferences have been redesigned and simplified, leaving only a single dialog for the figure settings</li>
 <li>The drag and drop animation when moving items has been improved</li>
 <li>The headerbar now follows the color of the used stylesheet, giving a more unified look</li>
 <li>The shortcuts have been modified to follow the rest of the GNOME ecosystem </li>
 <li>The logic for placing the legend has been changed, so that it now properly moves away when it intersects with a curve</li>
 <li>The behaviour of the "Shift" action has been revamped to be more consistent when only part of the data span is selected </li>
 </ul>
 Bugfixes and changes under the hood:
 <ul>
 <li>Graphs has been migrated to GNOME 45, and uses the new Libadwaita 1.4 widgets </li>
 <li>Number inputs are now handled safely without calling the Python eval function</li>
 <li>The clipboard implementation has been rewritten from scratch </li>
 <li>The scale buttons in the view menu are now properly changed when the scale has been changed from the figure settings </li>
 <li>Automatic scaling is now handled properly even when the dataset contains infinite values </li>
 <li>Graphs now uses unit tests, reducing the risk of regression bugs </li>
 <li>Part of the code-base has been migrated to Vala</li>
 <li>Fixed a bug where "Skip rows" did not work properly with single-column data</li>
 <li>Fixed a bug where rows would change width when selected in case they are adjecent to other entry rows.</li>
 <li>Graphs translations are now hosted on Weblate</li>
 <li>More smaller changes and fixes throughout the code-base</li>
 </ul>

Graphs

Plot and manipulate data

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