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Delay labels obscured by wide pulse elements (1)
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delay labels are drawn in the middle of channel line (channel to which drawing of the label is assigned by the "show_at" variable. There is no way yet to add extra vertical offset - will be fixed.
Example text cannot be cut and paste (1)
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I have noticed that the example text for the graphics generation cannot be cut and paste into a new window. Along with the easily fixable removal of the '+' signs (which I'll do after writing this) is the presence of one space character at the beginning of each line. This space character cannot easily be removed from the section, as it seems to be holding the formatting together. i.e. when I removed the leading space, the format was illegible. However when paste directly into a new window for graphics, a parsing error is generated.
Can this be fixed, or should we put a warning to delete all leading spaces?
Trent
Fixed (lines can start with the emptyspace now - not that you want to put it in on purpose though). Also I've re-posted example code with a different method - take a look at posting source code. Thanks for pointing this out.
+ signs in disp line phased out (1)
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+2@d used to mean relative offset of 20 pixels from the previous anchor, while 2@d meant 20 pixel offset from the left edge of the drawing.
now + signs are not used, all offsets are relative; and line like
disp: +2@a
will generate error message
New discussion pages (1)
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discussion pages have been upgraded to "liquid threads". Old one can be found at Pulse sequence drawing (old Talk)
