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Using SigViewer
===============
.. |View Options Icon| image:: ../../src/images/icons/configure.png
.. |New Event Icon| image:: ../../src/images/new_22x22.png
.. |Edit Event Icon| image:: ../../src/images/pointer_22x22.png
.. |Scroll Icon| image:: ../../src/images/hand_22x22.png
.. |Open Icon| image:: ../../src/images/icons/fileopen.png
.. |Delete Event Icon| image:: ../../src/images/icons/editdelete.png
.. |Change Channel Icon| image:: ../../src/images/change_channel_22x22.png
.. |Change Type Icon| image:: ../../src/images/change_type_22x22.png
Basics
------
Commandline Arguments
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Usage: ``sigviewer [OPTION] [FILE]``
Options:
-t, --test starts SigViewer in testing mode
-c, --convert-to-gdf converts the input file into gdf and saves it to the file given by the option '-o'
-o FILE, --output-file FILE output file name for converted file
Remark: Converting to GDF is in an experimental state!!!
Modes
^^^^^
SigViewer supports different mouse modes. Each mode leads to different
behavior of the mouse in the signal view widget.
|New Event Icon| New Event
Inserting new events.
|Edit Event Icon| Edit Event
Selecting and editing events.
|Scroll Icon| Scroll
Scrolling the viewport.
|View Options Icon| View Options
Adapting the viewport.
.. include:: using_open_files.rst
.. include:: using_adapting_signal_view.rst
.. include:: using_editing_events.rst
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