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Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2012 10:02:04 -0800
Subject: [geda-help] Re: Using a mouse with gEDA/ngspice graphs in Linux?
From: keitho AT strucktower DOT com
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I sent this post to this list about two weeks ago and no one replied. Can
someone say why?

Is it because this is not the appropriate list for this kind of question?

Is it just too simple/dumb/obvious?

Is there a forum for beginners to get help with gschem and ngspice?

Thanks,
keith ostertag


> Where can I find documentation for mouse functions when using the
> internal/default graphing in ngspice?
>
> I'm using ngspice under Linux (Debian). I have found that after creating a
> plot:
>
> 1) clicking anywhere in the graph with the left mouse button gives the X-Y
> coordinates of where you click,
>
> 2) clicking anywhere in the graph with the right mouse button gives a new
> graph zoomed at that point, though I haven't yet figured out exactly what
> ratio
>
> 3) click and drag with the left button provides X-Y delta values of your
> movement
>
> 4) click and drag with the right button draws a box that describes a new
> graph zoomed to that box.
>
> I found these via experimentation: I've not seen any documentation for
> these or other features related to mouse use under Linux.
>
> Is there documentation for these and/or other mouse movement features?
>
> Thanks,
> Keith Ostertag
>