I have committed changes for the following under Revision 23089: - Add the filename as part of the title on the Voip calls, Graph and RTP Player windows - Make the calls selection on the Voip Calls window "standard", meaning using the build in GTK functions (the CTRL and SHIFT can be used to make multiple selections) - Add a "Select All" button to the VoIP calls window
Regards Alejandro Antoine Reid wrote: > Hi everyone. > > I stumbled upon the WishList page on the wiki which suggests posting > ideas on this list instead of simply editing the wiki. > > I just subscribed to this list so apologies if these ideas have been > suggested before and rejected. I looked through the page on the wiki > and didn't see anything similar. > > I am currently using the 0.99.6a (SVN Rev 22276) binary on win32. I > haven't checked the behavior on Linux but I suspect it'll be exactly > the same. > > > > So, here are my humble suggestions, > > 1- When viewing a dump and hitting the "Statistics/VoIP Calls" menu choice: > > 1a- In the window that pops up, display the filename if available > (this is useful when you have multiple instances of Wireshark running, > each displaying a different capture) > > 1b- In that same window that pops up, let the user use the Ctrl or > Shift keys to select multiple calls or a range of calls. Even better, > offer a shortcut such as Ctrl-A to select all messages. > > 1c- Once you hit the "Graph" button, display the capture name in > the "Graph Analysis" window, just like 1a. > > > > 2- Maybe have a new item in the Statistics menu that would be "Graph > all VoIP calls" that would automatically find all calls, select all > and open a Graph Analysis window right away. This would be a time > saver when it is the main operation that you always repeat. Especially > if you have 20 or 50 calls in the capture.. > > > > This graph analysis is a very powerful feature. I saw in the wishlist > that some people wanted it for other types of flows than SIP. I also > think it would be a great tool (although I would have no immediate use > for it) > > > That is all for now :) > What do people think? > > > antoine > > > _______________________________________________ Wireshark-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.wireshark.org/mailman/listinfo/wireshark-dev
