The chrome based browser displays latex strings such as #bar{p} correctly as anti-proton (p-bar) but once they are printed to PDF, the “bar” disappears and the “p” is too high. But I verified that the bar is properly placed when writing a jpg file.
The chrome based browser event bar status reports data incorrectly. When I overlay several histograms and hover the mouse on one point, I get the value of the last histogram plotted, not the point I am hovering the mouse onto.
Thank you
Claude
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PDF output can have such issues while we start use jsPDF.js to create it - and it may fail.
When run with chrome browser, one can use screenshot functionality like:
c1->SaveAs("c1.screenshot.pdf");
In such case native chrome PDF conversion is used - which should work properly.
And with second issue - try also enable “Tooltip info” to see how mouse interaction with histograms
are working. While tooltip info used also to show event status - even when tooltip is not displayed.
For instance, when mouse cursor higher than histogram - than no tooltip shown.
If there are several histograms - histogram selection is more tricky. So just try to see how tooltip is working.
