Window setup

   

tv$>$ window setup cursor

tv$>$ window setup cursor cross-hair
Sets graphic cursor to cross-hair.

tv$>$ window setup cursor vertical
Changes nothing.

tv$>$ window setup cursor subwindow

tv$>$ window setup cursor subwindow cross-hair
Sets graphic cursor to cross-hair.

tv$>$ window setup cursor subwindow doppler factor$>$
Changes cursor to a grid with a number of elements of 1 and offset depending on cursor position. The default value for factor$>$ is 0.

tv$>$ window setup cursor subwindow grid number$>$ offset$>$
Changes cursor to a grid with number$>$ of lines to the right and to the left of the vertical cursor line. The distance between the lines is offset$>$ scale units. The default values for number$>$ and offset$>$ are 0.

tv$>$ window setup frame

tv$>$ window setup frame distances tic$>$ label$>$
Defines the minimum distances between tics and labels. Default values are 0.3 characters (chars) for tics and 3 chars for labels.

tv$>$ window setup frame lengths short$>$ medium$>$ long$>$ dist$>$
Defines the short, medium and long tic lengths and the distance between tic and axis-label. Default values are 0.2, 0.4 and 0.6 chars for the tic lengths and 0.75 chars for the distance.

tv$>$ window setup frame widths left$>$ right$>$ bottom$>$ top$>$
Defines the widths of the left, right, bottom and top frame. Default values are 3, 3, 2 and 2 chars in the order of arguments.

tv$>$ window setup histogram-compression

tv$>$ window setup histogram-compression each
Compresses a group of channels by taking the average of all these channels.

tv$>$ window setup histogram-compression first-found
Compresses a group of channels by taking only the first of these channels.

tv$>$ window setup histogram-compression min-max
Compresses a group of channels by taking only the channel with the minimum or maximum number of counts depending on the sign.

tv$>$ window setup keyboard-focus {title subwindow$>$ $|$ cursor $|$ none}
Selects the window where the input entered in the text-window will be evaluated. It can be a subwindow$>$, the window where the cursor is positioned or none.