Hi Geneviève,
thanks for your quick answer!
I already tried the other Views, but they
all look the same.
I’ve used this example
(http://www.versatic.net/tracecompass/introducingEase.html )
to create my script.
So I just added all my measurements using
quark = ss.getQuarkAbsoluteAndAdd("" + tid
+ "/" + comm);
org.eclipse.tracecompass.statesystem.core.StateSystemBuilderUtils.incrementAttributeLong(ss,
timestamp, quark, value);
Have I done something wrong? Do I have to
remove the quark attributes, like its done in the state
system?
See my attachment below.
Best regards
Phil

Hi Phil,
Thanks for your interest in the scripting modules! Your views
look great!
I'll answer inline below.
On 2020-11-10 7:48 a.m., tracecompass
developer discussions wrote:
Hi,
I am currently using
EASE Scripting 0.7 to analyze some LTTNG CTF traces and I
have some questions regarding the visualization of the
trace data.
Is it possible to
modify the color of the arrows created by createArrow() or
the color of the different states in the state system?
It is
not possible to easily change the colors from the script,
either for the state or arrows. Recent modifications to the
style API for time graph data provider would make it
relatively easy to add this support, at least for state. I'm
not sure of the style/color status of arrows though.
Can the arrows be
annotated with a small comment?
I do
not think so. Maybe Patrick who has worked a lot recently in
the time graph vie has a better answer?
And finally my last
question, when I use the XY Chart, the data is presented
using an line graph. Can I change this to something like a
point or asterisk?
Yes! See the documentation for the ViewModule [1]. You can
open your view using the openHistogramChartView or
openScatterChartView with the same data provider as the
openXYChartView.
[1]
https://archive.eclipse.org/tracecompass.incubator/doc/javadoc/apidocs/org/eclipse/tracecompass/incubator/scripting/ui/views/ViewModule.html
Do not hesitate if you have any more questions on the
scripting for Trace Compass!
Best regards,
Geneviève