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I ran into an error that if the `line` has only one data point, looking at `line[1]` will cause an index out of bounds error. I suspect you wanted to look at the previous value, which would be `line[i-1]` instead of `line[1]` correct? I added a simple check not to try and calculate the value if we are on the first item. Please feel free to reject this PR but it fixed a crash in my program and did not alter the output in any noticeable way so I'm gonna use it regardless.
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Honestly I may need to look at this again... Every time I think I fixed it, it crashes again. Every single time it's just bad indexing in the plot function, I need to look closer. |
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When a plot only has one data point, the code will make it go out of bounds (at index one). Test this by going to the example and setting
And it will crash.
Now it checks the
ith element instead of one, and starts reading the data from0instead of1.