Flow Support Forum

Hello again, That sounds like it could be a bug. Would you mind zipping and sending a CSV file with this problem to gustaf@waveworks (add .dk manually), and I'll have a look at it? In the meantime, you can use a formula with a type conversion to obtain a numeric variable. For example, if you have a ...

Hello again, Yes, Flow automatically detects the type of each variable - it simply chooses the smallest type that encompasses all values in the column, where bool < int < long < float < string. The type mainly affects how the variable can be used in formulas - for example, you can't call cos(x) if x...

I see. In the Preferences dialog ( File -> Preferences... ) there are some settings to control the auto-grouping behaviour: Under the General tab, if Save variable view settings with project is checked, group assignments are saved in the project file, which makes auto-grouping quite unpredictable, s...

Hi again Jihene, By default, the variables (i.e. signals) should indeed appear in the same order as in the CSV files. There are two reasons to why the display order would be different: If you previously have moved variables with the same names between groups, Flow will remember the group assignments...

No I'm afraid there is no such synchronization between tabs/files. But you are aware that you can split your signals into groups under the same tab right? For groups under the same tab, cursor position and zoom is of course synchronized.

Hi again Jihene,

No unfortunately it's not possible to have the same file open under multiple tabs, so I think you'll have to create separate files.

Best regards,
Gustaf

Hello Jihene, Sure! By default, all your user settings, including the visual settings for the plots, are stored in the ~/AppData/Roaming/Waveworks/Flow/user.config file in your user directory. The plot settings specifically are stored in a setting called "VariableSettings" whose value is a...

Hi, There is no support for multiple cursors, but if I understand you right, I think you can achieve what you want either with a boolean expression search or with a boolean formula which you then show on the X axis. To start with a boolean expression search, deselect all variables, press Ctrl-F and ...

Flow CSV Viewer and Editor 1.1.8 have been released. This is a maintenance release that fixes several minor problems that were found since the last release. In particular, the X axis variable is now saved between sessions. It's also now possible to split the main area to see two files beside each ot...

Thank you, always happy to help! Yes, it's the application's user configuration file located in AppData\Roaming\Waveworks\Flow in your user directory. If you quit Flow and delete that file, or just the <setting name="VariableSettings"> ... </setting> element of it, and then restart, all th...