Hi!
I problably make my self the most hated person by wishing for this, but some one's got to do it...
Here it comes.
Background:
If you set scroll_time=1500 you get a new bar every 1.5 second. Everything that happens in between two bars is not taken into account. Say you have a histogram over CPU usage and have scroll time of 1.5 sec. Bar x is 0 of height because at time t the cpu usage was 0, then for 1 second the cpu works at 100% and then goes back to 0% usage. Now Bar x+1 as well is of height 0 because at the time t+1.5 the cpu usage was 0%.
My wish is an option i.e. bar_average=0/1 to set if you would like the current behaviour (bar_average=0) or if the histogram plugin should calculate the average of sums of values in between and use that for the next bar (bar_average=1).
I am very aware of that this wish is easy to describe and can be hell to implement. Therefore, if it is easy to implement go ahead and do it, but if it isn't, then put it last onto your to-do list. This feature would be nice but not highly prioritized as the current behaviour is acceptable.
/Daniel
I problably make my self the most hated person by wishing for this, but some one's got to do it...
Here it comes.
Background:
If you set scroll_time=1500 you get a new bar every 1.5 second. Everything that happens in between two bars is not taken into account. Say you have a histogram over CPU usage and have scroll time of 1.5 sec. Bar x is 0 of height because at time t the cpu usage was 0, then for 1 second the cpu works at 100% and then goes back to 0% usage. Now Bar x+1 as well is of height 0 because at the time t+1.5 the cpu usage was 0%.
My wish is an option i.e. bar_average=0/1 to set if you would like the current behaviour (bar_average=0) or if the histogram plugin should calculate the average of sums of values in between and use that for the next bar (bar_average=1).
I am very aware of that this wish is easy to describe and can be hell to implement.
Therefore, if it is easy to implement go ahead and do it, but if it isn't, then put it last onto your to-do list. This feature would be nice but not highly prioritized as the current behaviour is acceptable. /Daniel
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