Beautify a bit the ASCII config dialog and use a consistent
capitalization scheme. One more thing I'd like to do is set the axis
display format to be that of the file.


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Unbreak activation/deactivation of widgets


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Ups. Missed one, sorry.


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Add some more ASCII samples with time. Normally, we should be able to
handle all of them now, though I haven't rechecked.


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OK, I got it to work: if you read time from an ASCII file (type string =
"ASCII file", not "ASCII"!) then the same format is set as default for x
axis labels. Test it, I think it's really nice. And it should not have
too many side effects as it's active only for ASCII formatted time, not
C time or other formats.


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Implement automatic "unpacking" of netCDF vectors of type ncShort if they have
scale_factor and add_offset attributes, as per the convention described
in:
http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/netcdf/docs/netcdf/Attribute-Conventions.html

Leveraging all the metadata already implemented, this approach is much
more efficient and takes much less code than the one originally
proposed. And it seems to work very well.

Thanks to Patrick R. for the idea, and the code even though in the end
it was easier to rewrite it differently.

I still have to think about the other part of the patch (matrix
components as vectors)...


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Add another sample for ASCII time/date fun: a labview file (see
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=288472).
Using INDEX interpreted as Index with frequency 1000 Hz and a Date/Time
offset copied from the file header, I get appropriate values :-)

Only caveats:
1) variable names are given with dates and lots of stuff including
whitespace => we can't read them, it would be necessary to pre-process
the file slightly
2) if you don't set a correct GMT time in Plot->X Axis->Timezone you get an offset. Hard to
understand => why doesn't this default to 0?
3) Labview supports ns resolution, Qt only ms => we lose some precision
there but I see no easy way around that (except disabling time 
interpretation if you need such a resolution)

All in all, I think we got a pretty nice and flexible implementation
of time/date here :-)


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