FIGDISP Keyboard Shortcuts
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To start FIGDISP: Use the pull-down menu on your account to start FIGDISP. If there is not an item for starting or restarting FIGDISP...
setenv DISPLAY haleiwa:0.1 (for remote observing at HQ) PANNING: Click on the left mouse button in any window except the pixel values window to move the point under the cursor to the center of the main window. CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT: To resample the baseline stretch, cycle the PAUSE button (see below for tables). Press and hold the right mouse button to manipulate the color LUTs (LookUp Tables). The X position of the cursor controls the offset and the Y position controls the slope. Release the mouse button within 10 pixels of the press point to reset the LUT offset and slope. This has no effect when histogram equalization is being used. LINE GRAPHICS: Press the middle mouse button on a point, drag it to another point, and release it to produce a line plot of the data values between the two points. STATISTICS: Figdisp can calculate statistics, where the left and right mouse buttons define the corners of the sample box. Note that this does not work reliably; you may have to adjust your box after clicking on the corners. Use PRINT SCREEN to toggle statistics mode off/on.
The following keys are defined (F-keys at TOP of keyboard, L-keys at LEFT of keyboard, R-keys on the NUMPAD):
All windows except the location window may be resized arbitrarily. The location window can be resized within limits, and the program will often adjust the user defined size. The line graphics window should not be resized while it is being modified. F11 or F19 pressed in the main window or in the location window will cause the pixel values or seeing window do appear. The window may be dismissed by the same button inside that window. All other functions work from all windows (F2 always zooms in). None of the transformations (zoom, resize window) will move the point at the center of the window, unless the result would cause the entire window to be empty. |
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