adlofts created page: manual vised edit authored by Andrew Lofts's avatar Andrew Lofts
...@@ -38,15 +38,27 @@ If you already have a configuration file you can load it by clicking `|Load Vise ...@@ -38,15 +38,27 @@ If you already have a configuration file you can load it by clicking `|Load Vise
**Alternate Select Command [altselectcommand]** **Alternate Select Command [altselectcommand]**
* [cell array] list of 3 commands (strings) to run when the mouse button + CTRL (or simple right press) is down, when it is moving and when the mouse button is up. * [cell array] list of 3 commands (strings) to run when the mouse button + CTRL (or simple right press) is down, when it is moving and when the mouse button is up.
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All of the above select commands above use cell arrays to capture the field data. Make sure you follow the following structure.
* **function_called('key_action1','key_value1'...'key_action2','key_value2'...)**
* Each on a new line with a semicolon at the end.
![cellarrayjustfunc](/uploads/d578a3dbee9c501adce25ece22859dc8/cellarrayjustfunc.png)
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**Key Select Command [keyselectcommand]** **Key Select Command [keyselectcommand]**
* [cell array] each row is string containing a key character followed by "," then a command to execute when the key character is pressed while the pointer is over the data axis. * [cell array] each row is string containing a key character followed by "," then a command to execute when the key character is pressed while the pointer is over the data axis.
*** This select command uses a cell array to capture the field data. Make sure you follow the following structure.
All of the above select commands above use cell arrays to capture the field data. Make sure you follow the following structure. * **key_press,function_called('key_action1','key_value1'...'key_action2','key_value2'...)**
* Each on a separate line
First is the keyboard key that you going to assign a certain action to. Next a comma, then the function that you be calling with this key press, most commonly this will be *ve_eegplot()* or *ve_edit()*. The inputs to these functions are explained in more detail on the [Edit Data Visually]() page.
![ketstringcommand](/uploads/2f96cf0a9d2babdee1514a259ca28a1d/ketstringcommand.png) ![ketstringcommand](/uploads/2f96cf0a9d2babdee1514a259ca28a1d/ketstringcommand.png)
**MORE DESCRIPTION ON ALL OF THESE ABOVE PICTURES WITH CELL STRING EXAMPLE ETC**
# EEG Plot Options # EEG Plot Options
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