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2 | <html> | |
3 | <head> | |
4 | <title>Graphical Event Viewer Plugin User Manual</title> | |
5 | </head> | |
6 | <body> | |
7 | <h1>Graphical Event Viewer Plugin User Manual</h1> | |
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763b10ff | 9 | <P> |
eebf2d0f | 10 | This viewers shows a list of the events that are included in the currently |
11 | viewed time interval. This is a detailed manner of seeing each event's | |
12 | information. | |
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763b10ff | 14 | <P> |
eebf2d0f | 15 | Showing this viewer is as simple as adding it to the current tab by selecting |
16 | the Insert Event Viewer menu item from the Tools menu or by clicking on | |
17 | this viewer's Insertion Button. You can then use up/down arrows buttons and | |
18 | delete button when the viewer is selected to change it's position in the | |
19 | tab or remove it. | |
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763b10ff | 21 | <P> |
eebf2d0f | 22 | It them appears in the current tab. If there are events to display in the |
23 | current time frame selected by the tab, you should already see them in the | |
fcdf0ec2 | 24 | list. You can move the scrollbar on the right side up and down to display |
eebf2d0f | 25 | the different events in the list. As you can see, this list is limited to |
26 | the currently viewed time interval. In order to see more events in this | |
27 | list, you can use a Zoom Extended of the main window (this will show all | |
28 | the trace's events). You can also specify the laps of time you want to see | |
fcdf0ec2 | 29 | using the main window's Show Time Frame. |
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763b10ff | 31 | <P> |
eebf2d0f | 32 | One important feature of this plugin is the ability to inform the tab in |
33 | which it resides of the currently selected event. By clicking on an event, | |
34 | it will appear highlighted in the list and this event will then become the | |
35 | current event. | |
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763b10ff | 37 | <P> |
eebf2d0f | 38 | The events shown are selected by the filters applied on them. Hence, you can |
39 | configure the viewer's associated filter using various criterias in order | |
40 | to select the events you want to show. | |
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763b10ff | 42 | <P> |
eebf2d0f | 43 | By clicking on the viewer with the right mouse button, a popup menu appears, |
44 | giving the opportunity to configure the viewer's filter or to configure | |
45 | the viewer itself. Configuration of the filter will be explained in another | |
46 | document, but event viewer's configuration follows. | |
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763b10ff | 48 | <P> |
eebf2d0f | 49 | The viewer's configuration window permits a selection of the fields that |
50 | must be displayed in the event viewer. There are fields which can always be | |
51 | selected, as, for example, event type or time of the event, while there are | |
52 | fields that are specific to the event types present in the trace. A browse | |
53 | list, following the nested architecture of the description of events, will | |
54 | show all the available fields on the left. A list at the right side will | |
55 | list all the currently selectied fields. Two arrows in the middle of the | |
56 | two lists can be used to add or remove a field from the shown fields list. | |
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58 | </BODY> | |
59 | </HTML> |