I found although not perfect .csv is relatively easy to generate and
read. It might be a good idea to use ; as separator instead of , because
at least in Sweden this is used as a decimal separator.
Octave might be a rather good solution for visualization. It is
relatively easy to produce plots and possible to zoom. If needed it is
also possible to make calculations on data, as each variable usually is
a matrix or vector which essentially is a one dimensional matrix large
measurement series are easy to handle.
I should be able to help with Octave if needed, for example to add a
small wrapper if .csv file have header and maybe other notes before data.
Would guess .hdf5 format is a really good data format and it should be
possible to read in Octave but maybe it is a little bit to much work to
add support to save in .hdf5 format.
Den 2020-10-21 kl. 20:36, skrev andy pugh:
Does anyone have any investment in a tool to read the halscope log file format?
I am thinking that it is a bit unhelpful at the moment and a plain CSV
or similar would be much easier to work with in external tools. But it
would be unfortunate if doing that broke existing tools.
(And it would be better still if Halscope could read its own files back in)
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