Update GUI authored by Robert Schöne's avatar Robert Schöne
......@@ -17,8 +17,8 @@ When the GUI starts the following things happen (not explicitly ordered):
checking for local settings and creating LOCALDEFS for the local machine
- All Systems: BenchIT.jar
- checking for LOCALDEFS for the local machine (if not available: create a copy from PROTOTYPE)
- reading the file <BenchIT-mainfolder>/gui/cfg/Config.XML for LOCALDEF-descriptions
- reading the file <BenchIT-mainfolder>/gui/cfg/BGUI.cfg for GUI settings
- reading the file BenchIT-mainfolder/gui/cfg/Config.XML for LOCALDEF-descriptions
- reading the file BenchIT-mainfolder/gui/cfg/BGUI.cfg for GUI settings
- handling the userflags given by command
- starting GUI in LOCALDEF-Mode
......@@ -88,20 +88,20 @@ In addition, you can tell ant to print out debugging informations to see which J
- F1: Help
- F4: Reload Kerneltree
- F5: Reload Resulttree
- <CTRL-O>: Options
- <CTRL-L>: switch to LOCALDEF-mode
- <CTRL-D>: switch to DB-mode
- <CTRL-E>: run selected kernels
- <CTRL-Q>: quit
- CTRL-O: Options
- CTRL-L: switch to LOCALDEF-mode
- CTRL-D: switch to DB-mode
- CTRL-E: run selected kernels
- CTRL-Q: quit
#### Editor Shortcuts:
- <CTRL-F>: Find (case-sensitive search)
- <CTRL-G>: Go to Line
- CTRL-F: Find (case-sensitive search)
- CTRL-G: Go to Line
- When editing is available (not when analyzing a result-file)
- <CTRL-C>: Copy
- <CTRL-X>: Cut and Paste
- <CTRL-V>: Paste
- <CTRL-S>: Save
- CTRL-C: Copy
- CTRL-X: Cut and Paste
- CTRL-V: Paste
- CTRL-S: Save
### GUI modes
#### Identify your current mode
......@@ -117,12 +117,12 @@ Look at the Panel above the internal console (green, lower right).
In this mode, LOCALDEFs can be edited graphically or as plain text.
Switch to LOCALDEF-mode by:
- choosing Setup->Localdefs OR
- typing <CTRL-L> OR
- typing CTRL-L OR
- pressing the button, which displays a house. (Local-defs.)
##### Additional Shortcuts
- <Ctrl-L>: Load the actual LOCALDEFs
- <Ctrl-S>: Save the actual LOCALDEFs
- Ctrl-L: Load the actual LOCALDEFs
- Ctrl-S: Save the actual LOCALDEFs
general shortcuts
##### Setting the LOCALDEFs, hints and more
......@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ When more then one kernel is selected, a combobox should appear in the top of th
##### Starting a kernel locally
Start the selected kernel by ...
- pressing <CTRL>-E OR
- pressing CTRL-E OR
- a right-click the kernels in result-tree and select "Execute local" OR
- selecting "Measure"->"Execute local"
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