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Quince can never find the Alazar source on startup. Have to add manually each time. Once added it does save properly.

Currently, when enabling a node all the descendants are enabled as well. I think it would be preferable to have the opposite effect: enable all the predecessors. Thoughts?

This appears partially setup to generate documentation via the sphinx utility.

Maybe on macOS there is some automagic but on Linux the shebang needs to be correct and the Python scripts needs executable permissions.

The graphs corresponding to two different cards completely overlap

Quince overwrites resent saves to yaml files. It seems to have an older copy of the parameters and overwrites recent updates.

On the various menu drop downs, there seems to be only one item that actually creates a node of the appropriate type. The other menu items (e.g. the plotter) create a node of the wrong type.

Looks like we need to make the of key press events focus-dependent.

QGL expects the receiver channel to be a string, but Quince saves it as an integer.

I'm not entirely sure of the steps to reproduce this. But, what I did was:

• trash my libraries (all of them)
• create an X6 and an Alazar digitizer
• launch Quince, see nothing

If I enter a debug prompt, I can discover that the scene does in fact contain two nodes with my two digitizers. However, I cannot "find" them in the view.

While dealing with #3, I have frequently run into a problem where the position data in QSettings gets corrupted. Consequently, I've been doing this a lot:

from qtpy.QtCore import QSettings
settings = QSettings("BBN", "Quince")
settings.clear()
settings.sync()

It would be better to track down where this error is actually thrown and handle it more gracefully.

We should be able to open a given filters.yml file.

Updating the yaml or relaunching Quince does not keep the last layout