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--- documentation [2012/12/15 22:16] – [Figure window] Update and add operation bar arnaud
+++ documentation [2015/01/11 21:43] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-The user manual is available in the doc/ioscopy directory and also as {{:oscopy:ioscopy-manual.pdf|PDF file}}.
+The user manual is available in the ''doc/ioscopy'' directory and also as {{:ioscopy-manual-071.pdf|PDF file}}.
 Inside a Graph
   * Toggle cursors: keys 1,2,3,4
   * Right-click to popup menu with all available options for figure, graph, signals and more!
-  * Zoom/unzoom (**experimental branch only**): keys ''z'' and ''Z'' respectively, or the mouse wheel
+  * Zoom/unzoom: keys ''z'' and ''Z'' respectively, or the mouse wheel
+The API manual is available in the ''doc/oscopy-api'' directory and also as {{:oscopy-api-071.pdf|PDF file}}
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-===== Command description =====
+====== Command description ======
 Oscopy-specific commands are prefixed with the letter ''o''.\\
 In addition to these commands,
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 |owrite | format [(OPTIONS)] FILE SIG [, SIG [, SIG]...] |Write signals to file |
-===== Windows description =====
+====== Windows description ======
 The Graphical User Interface of oscopy is composed of several windows:
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     * The (many) figures windows
-==== Main Window ====
+===== Main Window =====
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 This is the first window that you will see when starting ioscopy. At anytime, it can be shown again by calling the command ogui from the terminal if closed.
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-==== Figure window ====
+===== Figure window =====
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   * **right** Show 'Contextual signal' menu. Sensitive to position, e.g. Graph-related items are only available when mouse is over a Graph.
-===== The Operation Bar =====
+==== The Operation Bar ====
 This bar is used to set options for all the Graphs at the same time or for a particular Graph. The target Graph is selected through the top-most combo-box.
-Master pan When scroll bars are moved, move also all Graphs with same X unit than selected.
+  * **Master pan** When scroll bars are moved, move also all Graphs with same X unit than selected.
   * **Zoom x10** When enabled, the graph range is expanded at a x10 scale, keeping the center of the view. When disabled, return to full range. E.g. if the initial range is [6 .. 11] and the data range is [0 .. 20], the x10 range will be [7.5 .. 9.5] and will be [0 .. 20] on disabling.
   * **Span** When enabled, use mouseleft to zoom in a region of a Graph (Figure 3.14). Region selection is made upon the Figure layout configuration:
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     * //vertical// Region is selected on Y axis
     * //quad// Region is selected on both axis
+  * **Export** Save figure as image
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