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Linux Tools Project/Systemtap/User Guide/graphing/menus.html

IDE Perspective Menus

What follows is a comprehension list of the menu options available within the Systemtap GUI Graphing Perspective.


File

  • Open Script Output - This option opens the specified file and reads the contents into the DataTable for use in the Graphing Perspective.
    Openbox1.png

  • Save Graph Image - This option saves the graph in the specified file extension format.
    Saveoutput.png

  • Import Data Set - This option allows you to load a previously saved set of data obtained from running a SystemTap script. You can proceed from this point as if you had just ran a script and populated the DataTable.
    Import.png

  • Export Data Set - This option allows you to save a current data set after you've ran a script in the intention of having someone else look at the user's script results through the tool or for further work done by the user. (Shortcut: Ctrl+X)
    Export.png

  • Print - This option prints the graph currently holding the focus. (Shortcut: Crtl+P)
  • Exit - Exits Systemtap GUI.

Run

  • Stop - This option terminates the script thread associated with whichever script currently has the focus. (Shortcut: Ctrl+F9)

Window

  • Open in New Window - This option opens a new instance of SystemTap GUI.
  • Open Perspective - This submenu lists each of the available perspectives to open:
    • IDE Perspective
    • Graphing Perspective
  • Show Views - This submenus lists each of the available views to open:
    • Console
    • Error Log
    • Functions
    • Kernel Source
    • Probe Alias
    • Other - Lists all views in the application.

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  • Preferences - Due to the breath of this topic it is covered in another section. Please see Preferences .
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