Geopsy: Table - Revision history

Marc at 15:23, 16 September 2011

2011-09-16T15:23:13Z

Mao at 13:59, 12 March 2010

2010-03-12T13:59:46Z

Pierre-Yves Bard at 14:41, 11 March 2010

2010-03-11T14:41:05Z

Pierre-Yves Bard at 14:36, 11 March 2010

2010-03-11T14:36:07Z

Salomon Hailemikael at 09:04, 11 March 2010

2010-03-11T09:04:11Z

Salomon Hailemikael at 07:44, 11 March 2010

2010-03-11T07:44:00Z

Salomon Hailemikael: /* Importing tables */

2010-03-10T15:15:59Z

Importing tables

Salomon Hailemikael: /* Exporting tables */

2010-03-10T15:15:44Z

Exporting tables

Salomon Hailemikael: /* Exporting tables */

2010-03-10T14:34:58Z

Exporting tables

Salomon Hailemikael: /* Importing Tables */

2010-03-10T13:59:55Z

Importing Tables

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   # The first line starting without '#' must contains the name of each variable.
+  #
-  ID	Name	Component	TimeReference	T0	EndTime	SampFreq	DeltaT	NSamples	Duration	ReceiverX	ReceiverY	ReceiverZ	Type
+  ID	Name	Component	TimeReference	T0	EndTime	SamplingFrequency	DeltaT	NSamples	Duration	ReceiverX	ReceiverY	ReceiverZ	Type
 	WA_WAU01	East	25/02/2010 00:00:00	29995	30934.74	100	0.01	93974	939.74	0	0	0	Waveform

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 In order to edit directly a table, the ''lock table edition'' option in the [[Geopsy: Signal Viewer|view menu]] must not be checked off. In this mode, you can select individual cells and change their content. This mode is not suitable to [[Geopsy: Signal drag&drop|drag and drop]] signals. Return to the original lock mode to move signals to other viewers. You can edit any cell, but some of them are linked to read-only fields (e.g. NSamples, the number of samples).
-To edit many cells in an efficient way with a few operation you can also refer to the Set headers option in the [[Geopsy: Edit Menu|edit menu]].
+To edit many cells in an efficient way with a few operation you can also refer to the Set headers option in the [[Geopsy: Edit menu|edit menu]].
 == Signal selection ==
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 Once a Table view is active, it is possible to import tables selecting the ''Import headers'' option from [[Geopsy: File menu|file menu]] (Ctrl+I)[[Image:ImportHeaders.png|thumb|right|200px|Import headers option]]. The first uncommented line must contain the list of fields to modify separated by TABs. The first signal of the active table is modified according to the second uncommented line of the imported file. The second signal with the third uncommented line and so on until reaching either the last signal or the last line of the file.
 To avoid errors when importing files, it is better to leave the exported table active while modifying the exported file and to re-import the modified file with the same active table, to be sure that the order and the number of signals is exactly the same.
-In this case, never remove lines from the exported file. To limit the number of potential errors, you can remove all columns except the ones you really want to change. This method for modifying the fields of a table must be used with care and should be used only when there is no other choice. It is recommended the use of ''Set headers'' option in the [[Geopsy: Edit Menu|edit menu]].
+In this case, never remove lines from the exported file. To limit the number of potential errors, you can remove all columns except the ones you really want to change. This method for modifying the fields of a table must be used with care and should be used only when there is no other choice. It is recommended the use of ''Set headers'' option in the [[Geopsy: Edit menu|edit menu]].

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 Basically, a table allows you to view and to edit the [[Geopsy: Database#Internal_database_structure|header information]] about signals. Each row represents a signal and each column is an information field. The default fields displayed are showed in the figure [[Image:TableDefaultView.png|thumb|right|400px|Default table view]].
-The order and the list of displayed fields are specified by the table Viewers in [[Geopsy: Preferences|preferences]] for all newly created table.
+The order and the list of fields displayed by the table Viewers are specified in [[Geopsy: Preferences|preferences]] for all newly created table.
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 Basically, a table allows you to view and to edit the [[Geopsy: Database#Internal_database_structure|header information]] about signals. Each row represents a signal and each column is an information field. The default fields displayed are showed in the figure [[Image:TableDefaultView.png|thumb|right|400px|Default table view]].
-The order and the list of displayed fields is specified by the table Viewers in [[Geopsy: Preferences|preferences]] for all newly created table.
+The order and the list of displayed fields are specified by the table Viewers in [[Geopsy: Preferences|preferences]] for all newly created table.
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 Basically, a table allows you to view and to edit the [[Geopsy: Database#Internal_database_structure|header information]] about signals. Each row represents a signal and each column is an information field. The default fields displayed are showed in the figure [[Image:TableDefaultView.png|thumb|right|400px|Default table view]].
-The order and the list of displayed fields is specified by the  table Viewers in [[Geopsy: Preferences|preferences]] for all newly created table.
+The order and the list of displayed fields is specified by the table Viewers in [[Geopsy: Preferences|preferences]] for all newly created table.
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 Copy and paste actions are not possible like in common tabular softwares. However, it is possible to export the information contained in a table to a text file (column separated by TABs) which can be in turn loaded in any usual tabular software. The file can be edited and imported in the table to apply the changes. Read-only fields are not affected by imports.
-To export a table, select ''export'' option from [[Geopsy: File Menu|file menu]]. A combo box lets you select the export format.
+To export a table, select ''export'' option from [[Geopsy: File menu|file menu]]. A combo box lets you select the export format.
 Select "Table" format. Enter the file name to export. A default extension (".txt") is provided for compatibility with usual tabular software. [[Image:ExportTab.png|thumb|right|200px|Export table menu]] Comment are marked with '#' at the beginning of lines. Not all fields attached to a signal are exported but only the fields displayed in the active table. The list of fields is given in the first uncommented line. The field names are the standard ones given in the database description.
   # This file contains all the variables that were listed in Geopsy's Table

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−	== Importing ~~Tables~~ ==	+	== Importing tables ==