Lorenzo Lamasse

For the life of me, I can't figure out how source.rectangle and destination.rectangle work in jit.pwindow, with relation to jit.gl.graph.

The documentation doesn't say a thing about them apart from obvious things that I can't seem to understand...

I'm using it in conjunction with jit.catch to display an oscilloscope like stuff.

jit.catch grabs my signal, then dumps the values to a jit.gl.graph that I render into the jit.pwindow along with a jit.sketch for the grid.

I get an output but am unable to scale that properly into the presentation rectangle of the jit.pwindow (for which I don't understand how it liaise with the source and destination rectangles either).

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I feel dumb here but have spent quite some time experimenting without ever being able to do anything...

If anyone can lead me to a tutorial somewhere I'd be grateful :(

For the life of me, I can't figure out how source.rectangle and destination.rectangle work in jit.pwindow, with relation to jit.gl.graph.
The documentation doesn't say a thing about them apart from obvious things that I can't seem to understand...
I'm using it in conjunction with jit.catch to display an oscilloscope like stuff.
jit.catch grabs my signal, then dumps the values to a jit.gl.graph that I render into the jit.pwindow along with a jit.sketch for the grid.
 I get an output but am unable to scale that properly into the presentation rectangle of the jit.pwindow (for which I don't understand how it liaise with the source and destination rectangles either).



I feel dumb here but have spent quite some time experimenting without ever being able to do anything...
If anyone can lead me to a tutorial somewhere I'd be grateful :(
Cheers,


For the life of me, I can't figure out how source.rectangle and destination.rectangle work in jit.pwindow, with relation to jit.gl.graph.
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jit.pwindow parameters !