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Overview

The QSAS Time Editor is designed to allow the use to specify time intervals for data selection, analysis, and plotting. Time intervals are held in a separate segment of the QSAS Working List on the Main Window. Additionally, all drop sites expecting a time interval will accept a time series object.

The Time Editor allows the user to manipulate time, including easily setting individual time fields, durations, and advancing time in steps. Mastery of the Time Editor, and of the use of Time Intervals on the Working List leads to efficient control over plugin fields, plot ranges, and the like.


User Interface

Pushing an Edit button associated with a time interval, double clicking a Time Interval on the Working List, or creating a new time interval from the Edit->New Object menu on the Working List will bring up the generic QSAS Object Editor with an embedded Time Editor, as shown:


Event Tables

Event tables are series of time intervals. These objects are stored in the same section of the Working List as Time Intervals. To edit an event table, double-click its name on the Working List or choose the Edit Object options from the Edit menu when an event table is selected.

The Time Interval editor UI and Event Table editor UI only differ by a slider, that allows to select the time intervals of the event table to edit.

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Bugs

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Last up-dated: November 2008