I have a feature request: Export as SVG
SVG is a vector format, and can be imported into a graphic app for
annotation.
SVG is a simple to code format & easy to tweak with a text editor.
Being vector, the clarity is optimal & scaling is accurate.
The export would be just channel data & decoding, [or prettify with ch
names, cursors, timescale etc...]
Scaling: could just scale x to A4 or A3 size, Y scale can just set
appropriate.
In the future, a full WSWG SVG exporter could be implemented (ch traces,
decoding, timescale, cursors)
I wish I could contribute but I have enough trouble coding in FB.
I made a quick test program in FreeBasic to read a 0/1 logic .txt file
exported from PulseView, output to SVG (attached)
Graphics viewers I have can read, corel draw can import, online SVG
processors can read.
& can be wrapped in html for a web page.
Tonig
Sample SVG (this is just 2 channel data) shows how simple the output can be.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
<svg height="180" width="500">
<polyline points=" 0,0 22.9031,0 22.9031,10 24.99491,10 24.99491,0
27.85016,0 27.85016 ...
" style="fill:none;stroke:red;stroke-width:0.1
" />
<polyline points=" 0,22 20.92961,22 20.92961,12 22.9031,12 22.9031,22
26.47598,22 26.47598 ...
" style="fill:none;stroke:blue;stroke-width:0.1
" />
</svg>
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