[RFC][ENH] OWScatterPlot: axis displays time specific labels for time variable#4434
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Issue
Fixes #4395
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The labels can be changed according to
strftimeif anybody finds a better formating. It still doesn't look particularly nice when displaying days and hours. I also tried using binningshort_labelsbut they didn't seem that nice.The
timezone.utcis used becous of a Python datetime bug.Includes