BBnettraffic 0.0.5 is now available.
There are lots of changes since the last build so consult the supplied .rc file to see what was changed.

http://pitris.org/BBlean

I have a problem with bbnettraffic 0.0.5. The graphs representing the up/down speed do not appear. The speeds themselves show up fine. I also use bbsystraffic and the graphs on that work fine. I tried chaning the colour settings to no avail. I also reinstalled the plugin and reloaded the original .rc file.
A screenshot says it best:



Any ideas what the problem might be?

Well this is really weird, because both BBnettraffic and BBsystraffic use the same graph class. Did you try changing

Post please your .rc part about graphs, I'll test it.

Thanks pitris, I attach the file. The original config doesn't work for me either, though, irrespective of the style used.

Your conf works fine for me. I tried to set the max value of graphs to 5KB/s. Try it if it works or not.
http://pitris.org/programs/nightly/bbne ... esting.zip

Um, that did the trick, sort of...



How does the plugin set its maximum value?

Well... It is always a good idea to initialize the variables at the beginning...
This should work fine for you:
http://pitris.org/programs/nightly/bbne ... sting2.zip

It goes thru all the values in the graph and the biggest value is taken as the maximum.

That works great, thanks!
So, how come it was broken for me but worked for you? Wouldn't the graph go over the top of the frame for anyone as soon as the speed increased beyond the max value written at startup?

Nice to hear it works.
There are 2 variables: one of a floating point type which stores the actual biggest value in the graph and one of a bool type, which tells whether the max value can change or is fixed. The first one is always initialized to zero, but the second one wasn't and that was the problem. When it is not initialized it can be true or false, depending on I don't know what. For most people it was false and that was correct. For you it was true and the max value was set to zero. This means that the extent of the graph was always zero and was never calculated again.

The same bug is now in BBsystraffic, but it doesn't matter because the max value is fixed to 100 and doesn't need to be recalculated.

that was the same problem with me. but, now it's solved when i'm download your latest release.
nice work pitris

You should have told me, it could be fixed earlier.

my bad, i think it's my computer problems.

what's Final Cost for really? supposed to show how you're accumulating for your next bill from your ISP?

It is (incoming_bytes + outgoing_butes) * price_per_byte. I used to use it when I was connected via GPRS to know how much money I had already wasted.