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'''sigrok-qt''' is a Qt-based GUI for sigrok. | |||
== Getting the code == | |||
$ '''git clone git://sigrok.org/sigrok-qt''' | |||
You can also [http://sigrok.org/gitweb/?p=sigrok-qt.git;a=tree browse the source code] via gitweb. | |||
== Distribution packages == | |||
See [[Downloads#Binaries_and_distribution_packages|Downloads]]. | |||
== Building from source == | |||
See the respective OS-specific page, e.g. [[Linux]], [[Windows]], [[Mac OS X]], or [[FreeBSD]]. | |||
== Cross-platform support with native Look'n'Feel == | == Cross-platform support with native Look'n'Feel == | ||
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File:Sigrok windows.png|<small>sigrok-gui on [[Windows]].<small> | File:Sigrok windows.png|<small>sigrok-gui on [[Windows]].<small> | ||
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Revision as of 18:43, 16 December 2012
sigrok-qt is a Qt-based GUI for sigrok.
Getting the code
$ git clone git://sigrok.org/sigrok-qt
You can also browse the source code via gitweb.
Distribution packages
See Downloads.
Building from source
See the respective OS-specific page, e.g. Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, or FreeBSD.
Cross-platform support with native Look'n'Feel
Runs on Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, and any of the many other platforms supported by Qt 4. The GUI also works on various architectures, including x86, ARM, PowerPC, SPARC, and many more.
The UI looks and feels "native" on the respective operating system.
Getting samples
Visualization
Dockable channel windows
Every logic analyzer channel/probe has its own dockable window where the signal waveform and any required metadata is being displayed. These dock-windows have various nice properties:
- Movable. The dock-windows can be re-arranged and re-ordered into any desired order. For example, you might want to display the SCK, MISO, MOSI, CS lines of an SPI capture in four consecutive channel windows (and not dispersed in channels 1, 4, 5, and 7 for instance) for better readability.
- Floatable. You can also float any of the dock-windows at any time, i.e. draw them "out" of the main application window and place them anywhere on your desktop space. This is nice, for instance for placing the SCL and SDA channel windows right over your webbrowser window where you have the I2C Wikipedia page open, to check if your I2C protocol looks OK.
- Closable. Of course, any of the dock-windows can also be closed at any time (e.g. if you currently only want to see the RX and TX lines of some UART you're analyzing, but you don't care about the other 6 signals of your 8-channel logic analyzer). You can re-open the closed dock-windows again at any time by right-clicking on the titlebar of any of the still-open dock-windows.
- Horizontal and vertical titlebar. Whether the dock-windows have a horizontal title-bar or a vertical one is configurable (at runtime). The latter is nice if you want to compare two signals / channels, as the titlebar doesn't get in the way.
- Scrollbars and/or scroll-wheel for zooming and scrolling.
Decoders
- Protocol decoder support is work in progress.
Translations
The sigrok-qt GUI can easily be translated into different languages using Qt's support tools. Currently, the following translations are available:
Language code | Language | Status |
---|---|---|
en_US | English | 100% |
de_DE | German | 95% |
fr_FR | French | 100% |
nl_NL | Dutch | 90% |