misc
Misc
fixed the bug reported by Brian
the logic of transferring date, time and timezone is too complicated. The changes in this checkin can deal most cases, but still one case can be wrong
This solution is better, but the user need to set one more hour than the hour he/she wants.
Ensure Y-range is always set appropriately when initializing chart [1505]
Ensure Y-range is always set appropriately when initializing chart [1505]
Merge pull request #47 from tommyjasmin/timeseriesmods

Ensure Y-range is always set appropriately when initializing chart [1505]
DateTimePicker uses old version of JCalendar
com.toedter.calendar.JCalendar that does does not support time zones. Now using
https://github.com/luuuis/jcalendar instead.
jindent
rolling back jcalendar.jar but problems remain
better solution for jcalendar problems, hopefully
another minor fix
JCalendar can really only work in local time zone as far as I can tell.
Check for null on colorUnit to get around Paul's issue