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From:	Bas Gieltjes <bas AT gieltjes DOT dds DOT nl>
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Subject:	Re: [geda-help] Re: Using a mouse with gEDA/ngspice graphs in
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Hi Keith,

> I'm kinda amazed that for as long as ngspice and Nutmeg/ngnutmeg have
> been around (decades!) that there is no mention of the mouse
> functionality anywhere I have looked (google, ngspice docs, nutmeg
> docs, etc).
> 
> I do realize that many people use gwave, gnplot, etc. For my meager
> purposes the built-in graphing functions are more than adequate (for
> now).
> 
> If I do find some additional info I will repost.

Have you found this?
http://wiki.geda-project.org/geda:data_plotting_improvements

"Six" programs to view simulation results, also see the bottom of that
page. Gwave is already mentioned, the link to oscopy and KJWaves work,
those other links are dead... Gtkwave can be found using google. For
dataplot: see the bottom of the project page for an email address of
the author. Gsim: one program name two programs.

 Bas
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