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The Pages menu contains the | |||
The Pages pull down menu contains options to open, close and toggle between pages. | |||
== New == | |||
The New option under the Page pull down menu will open a new page. The new page will be blank since no data or panels have been selected. In addition, the new page will be added to the Page pull down menus. To create new panels on this page select the Plot icon button on the tool bar or the Plot/Layout option under the Graph menu. | |||
== Close == | |||
The SPEDAS GUI allows the user to have multiple pages. If you wish to close a page there are several ways this can be done. The first is using the Page pull down menu and selecting the Close option. The currently displayed page, or the ‘active’ page will be closed. Other pages will still be available. The main graph area will redraw the first page in the list, unless there are no more pages, in which case a blank graph area will be drawn. In addition, the Page pull down menu dynamic options will be updated and renumbered to reflect the change. | |||
Besides the file pull down menu, you can also type Ctrl-Z or select the Close option under the File pull down menu. | |||
It should be noted that once a page is closed the settings that were associated with that page will be lost, unless you requested Save SPEDAS Document under the File pull down menu before you closed the page. The data that was plotted in the page still remain available for analysis and plotting. Only the plot settings are deleted. | |||
== Pages == | |||
The lower portion of the Pages pull down menu contains dynamic menu items and is dependent on the number of pages that have been created. The above figure, shows an example of the pull down menu with three pages. Each of the dynamic menu items are checked menus. Only one page can be checked or displayed at a time, since only one page can be displayed at a time. The user can toggle between pages by simply clicking the page they wish to view. When new pages are created a new menu items is added to the list. Likewise, when pages are closed, the menu items are renumbered to reflect the new page count. If all pages have been closed, the last page (page one) will be cleared, however it will remain as a blank page. Similarly, when the GUI is initialized there a blank page is already created. | |||
Revision as of 21:53, 14 April 2016
The Pages pull down menu contains options to open, close and toggle between pages.
New
The New option under the Page pull down menu will open a new page. The new page will be blank since no data or panels have been selected. In addition, the new page will be added to the Page pull down menus. To create new panels on this page select the Plot icon button on the tool bar or the Plot/Layout option under the Graph menu.
Close
The SPEDAS GUI allows the user to have multiple pages. If you wish to close a page there are several ways this can be done. The first is using the Page pull down menu and selecting the Close option. The currently displayed page, or the ‘active’ page will be closed. Other pages will still be available. The main graph area will redraw the first page in the list, unless there are no more pages, in which case a blank graph area will be drawn. In addition, the Page pull down menu dynamic options will be updated and renumbered to reflect the change.
Besides the file pull down menu, you can also type Ctrl-Z or select the Close option under the File pull down menu.
It should be noted that once a page is closed the settings that were associated with that page will be lost, unless you requested Save SPEDAS Document under the File pull down menu before you closed the page. The data that was plotted in the page still remain available for analysis and plotting. Only the plot settings are deleted.
Pages
The lower portion of the Pages pull down menu contains dynamic menu items and is dependent on the number of pages that have been created. The above figure, shows an example of the pull down menu with three pages. Each of the dynamic menu items are checked menus. Only one page can be checked or displayed at a time, since only one page can be displayed at a time. The user can toggle between pages by simply clicking the page they wish to view. When new pages are created a new menu items is added to the list. Likewise, when pages are closed, the menu items are renumbered to reflect the new page count. If all pages have been closed, the last page (page one) will be cleared, however it will remain as a blank page. Similarly, when the GUI is initialized there a blank page is already created.