Hi Nikita,
that would sound like you'd need to implement it yourself – and put a
lot of thought into how you can make a display that manages to show a
(potentially infinite) amount of data on a limited display; probably
something like downsampling or only storing the min/max for periods in
the sig
Thanks Julian, I think this should do it for now. In fact, it is quite
relevant to what I trying to do.
Also Marcus what should I do if I don't want a "paper ticker" but utility
which as you say "constantly rescales" the display?
On Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 5:29 PM, Julian Arnold
wrote:
> Hey,
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Hey,
if you are thinking of something like a "paper ticker" like Marcus
mentioned, you could take a look at
[1]. We had an application where we needed to have real time updates
that roll in from right to left.
This could probably be done in a more easy way using the existing QT Gui
Time Sink but w
Hi Nikita,
so, you'd be constantly rescaling the display, or are you more thinking
of something like a "paper ticker" thing, where new signal "slowly"
pushes out old signal?
Best regards,
Marcus
On 27.03.2017 12:17, Nikita Airee wrote:
> the GNURadio simulation. This means that the all values
Hello everyone!
I have an application where the end result is a numeric value that keeps
changing with time as the variables change during runtime.
I would like to plot these values on the time axis much like QT Time sink
does for the entire duration of the GNURadio simulation. This means that
th
