@@ -48,26 +48,10 @@ powerful features already exist in `guiqwt`: `QwtPlotZoomer`,
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4949Only the following plot items are currently implemented in ` qwt ` (the
5050only plot items needed by ` guiqwt ` ): ` QwtPlotItem ` (base class),
51- ` QwtPlotItem ` , ` QwtPlotMarker ` , ` QwtPlotSeriesItem ` , ` QwtPlotHistogram ` ,
52- ` QwtPlotCurve ` .
51+ ` QwtPlotItem ` , ` QwtPlotMarker ` , ` QwtPlotSeriesItem ` and ` QwtPlotCurve ` .
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54- The ` QwtClipper ` class is not implemented yet (and it will probably be
55- very difficult or even impossible to implement it in pure Python without
56- performance issues). As a consequence, when zooming in a plot curve, the
57- entire curve is still painted (in other words, when working with large
58- amount of data, there is no performance gain when zooming in).
59-
60- The curve fitter feature is not implemented because powerful curve fitting
61- features are already implemented in ` guiqwt ` .
62-
63- Other API compatibility issues with ` Qwt ` :
64-
65- - `QwtPlotCurve.MinimizeMemory` option was removed as this option has no
66- sense in `python-qwt` (the polyline plotting is not taking more memory
67- than the array data that is already there).
68-
69- - `QwtPlotCurve.Fitted` option was removed as this option is not supported
70- at the moment.
53+ See the "Overview" section in package documentation for more details on
54+ API limitations when comparing to Qwt.
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7256## Dependencies
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