Darren looked over everything and we figured out the problem with plotting steady pvs in StripTool: there weren't any guards in place in StripToolSeries::enableYNormalization(...) that dealt with situations where the difference between the axis max and the series max was zero... this effectively made the normYMin/Max applied to the series equal to zero. Which set the scaling for that series to zero, and the height of the dataRect to zero. Which meant that MPlot kept trying to update a plot area represented by a null QRect. Which caused the behavior that we saw--that steady pvs updated off the side of the visible plot area. Now it should be fixed.
Attempting to simplify StripToolPV a bit, by moving some of its basic properties up to StripToolVariable, its ancestor. Properties that have been moved so far: name, description, units, check state. I'm not sure that these properties are updated when the edit pv dialog indicates they should be changed. Check this later!
I'm messing around with using AMDataSource's in StripToolPV, but haven't gotten anything working well yet. Project builds, but crashes on startup.
Strip tool update.
Working on shutter tool for bioxas and fixing up striptool.
Fixed merge conflict with acquaman_suite.pro file.
Adding BioXASShutterTool.pro to tracked files.
StripTool will now plot one pv again--the storage ring current! Yay!