I commented out the activateAntiAliasing call and added a call to...

I commented out the activateAntiAliasing call and added a call to disableAntiAliasing for the SpikeDisplayCanvas as antialiasing messes up the projection plots. We can revert this change in the future if we come up with a way to enable anti-aliasing without completely messing up the projection plots

Source/Processors/Visualization/SpikeDisplayCanvas.cpp

@@ -111,7 +111,8 @@ void SpikeDisplayCanvas::newOpenGLContextCreated()
 {
 	std::cout<<"SpikeDisplayCanvas::newOpenGLContextCreated()"<<std::endl;
 	setUp2DCanvas();
-	activateAntiAliasing();
+//	activateAntiAliasing();
+	disableAntiAliasing();
 
 	glClearColor (0.667, 0.698, 0.718, 1.0);
 	resized();

Source/Processors/Visualization/SpikePlotting/ProjectionAxes.cpp

@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ void ProjectionAxes::plotOldSpikes(bool allSpikes){
 	// 	std::cout<<"\tUpdating texture with all spikes: "<< stopIdx - startIdx + 1 <<std::endl;
 
 	glColor3f(1.0, 1.0, 1.0);
-	glPointSize(2);
+	glPointSize(1);
 	glBegin(GL_POINTS);
 		for (int i=startIdx; i<=stopIdx; i++)		
 			glVertex2i(ampBuffer[0][i], ampBuffer[1][i]);