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* ColorScale: now a pointer whenever needed. main() takes care of
updating extents
* New class DivergentColorScale: works specifically for divergent
scales, always has 3 colors as input: negative values, 0, positive
values
* ManipulationHandler: ProjectionHistory no longer needed
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* Colormap: orientation now enables vertical & horizontal colormap
display
* Two colormap components, one for each type of point (regular,
control)
* Improved controls grouping and cohesion
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ProjectionObserver class has been removed, all of its functionality
is now inside class ProjectionHistory, thus dealing with the design
problem mentioned in the previous commit. ProjectionHistory is now
also responsible for all rewinding functionality, which makes more
sense.
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* Correct handling of relative metrics in UI
* undo(), reset() methods added
* Main class responsible for undoing and resetting both history
and the observer (MUST BE AT THE SAME TIME! -- this might indicate
a design issue to be addressed in the future)
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* VoronoiSplat: alpha & beta are now properties
* ContinuousColorScale: enums renamed to the Qt standard way
* Scatterplot: internal state enum renamed
* ProjectionObserver: observer type enum renamed
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* Main class is now responsible for updating map components
whenever the current map changes (even rewinding): this simplifies
other objects because they don't have to know anything about how
the data is being displayed later (no CP/RP juggling everywhere)
* Added undo/reset actions to main view, including menu items
* ProjectionHistory now has specific signals for each change
happening to the history
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This reverts commit d79e037df56236c7d0f0824853b292d15ab75c27.
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Bar charts are now exclusive to the type of points they are assigned
to (either CPs or RPs).
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* Projection metrics can be shown as current, diff to previous and
diff to original (original seems bugged, beware)
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* Added voronoi-like splatting to points: the same technique from
Messias et al., (2014)
* It is now possible to change the projection technique during
runtime (possible, but still requires some work)
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