Le 03/03/2011 00:04, Jonathan Waller a écrit : > Hi, > > Having seen this feature on some software which a friend was using I > have made a quick implementation in pytrainer. Basically the hue of the > trace depends on the speed you were going at that point (the algorithm I > use to convert speed to color is pretty basic and should probably be > improved). > > The code is just what I wrote quickly to get it working, I can tidy it > up a bit if you think this would be useful for people. > > I have attached a diff and the modified version of the file since I > wasn't sure which I should attach. > > Jonathan >
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