Limit lines overlap the legend after copy and paste

[Rosu]

Hello,

again the limit lines: See attached document

Greetz
Marius

[joro]

Hello Marius,

Thanks for sending us the screenshot. That indeed doesn't look very nice.
We created an issue for this report. It is known as: #4614: Limit lines overlap the legend

With best regards,
John

[joro]

I tried to reproduce the issue, however I'm unable to reproduce it.
See the attached screenshot. It is clearly visible that the limitline is correctly drawn, only within the grid, not overlapping the legend.

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[joro]

Ok. I found a way to reproduce it.
You have to copy the graph to the clipboard, and then paste it!

[Rosu]

Hi John,
Like in the topic description:)
Greetz Marius

[joro]

Hello Marius,

I did see the topic description, however I questioned myself: "why would it make any difference if the contents of the used limitline is copied and pasted"?
I now understand that it is the graph that is copied to the clipboard.

I'm investigating the issue. We are copying the graph as a metafile to the clipboard. This 'metafile copy' shows the limitlines out of the graph. When the graph is copied as a bitmap, the problem is NOT present.
There is however currently no possibility for you to determine if it should be copied as a metafile, or as a bitmap.

Still working on it....

With best regards,
John

[joro]

Hello Marius,

we have been able to fix the issue, where the graph-lines are drawn out of the grid and are overwriting the legend of the graph.
the fix for this issue is included in version 2013.1.7. we expect that this version will be avaiilable for you tomorrow (thursday 28th). That version also includes some other important improvements. (more on that tomorrow).

with best regards,
John

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[joro]

Hello Marius,

Just for your information:
The 2013.1.7 version that fixes the issue with the graphline overlapping the legend is now available.
See the announcment post at: viewtopic.php?f=16&t=103

Best regards,
John