Flow Support Forum

Hello again Roger, I'm afraid there's currently no way to make Flow scroll to the end of the data after a reload of the file. However I'm aware of other users who use Flow as a real-time display of files that are continuously updated, so I'll try to make sure that the next version supports this use ...

Hello Roger,

The short answer is unfortunately no - there is currently no interpolation between samples when zooming in on the data. I have seen this request before, so I will add it to the list of future improvement. Thank you for your feedback!

Best regards,
Gustaf

Hi again Walter,

Thank you for the added insight. That's an interesting experiment - I'll try it out when I get a chance. Indeed if a text editor or "type" can open the file, Flow should of course also be able to open it.

Best regards,
Gustaf

Hi Walter, Thank you for the detailed error report, and sorry about the trouble with the auto reload functionality! To address the first issue about file access, as far as I know, the Windows operating system doesn't allow opening a file that's still open in another process. I think you need to clos...

Hello again Peal, Your request has been noted! It's not very hard to implement, but the list of requests is long and I'm currently fully occupied with other work, so I'm afraid an updated version is not imminent. Optionally, you're welcome to contact me at info@waveworks (add .dk manually) with rega...

Hello, the only way I can see would be if you can change the software that writes the CSV file to add a # character in the beginning of the first row. In that case you could enable the "Ignore rows starting with #" option in the CSV Import tab of Preferences, and Flow would ignore that row...

Thank you, I appreciate it!

Best regards,
Gustaf

Hi, I'm glad you find it useful! Yes this is actually already on my list from a previous request, so I'm noting another request for this feature. Thanks for taking the time to let me know!

Best regards,
Gustaf

Glad you solved it! With regard to your question, I assume you're asking about the "Second row is units" in Preferences under CSV Import. "Units" here refers to physical units like seconds, degrees, m/s2 etc. It's quite common in CSV files with measurements to put these units on ...

Hello Tony, I'm afraid there is no way to force Flow CSV Viewer to take these values as floats. Flow has a number of heuristics to determine the datatype for each column, and one of them is that if only one value in the column has quotes (or any character that wouldn't appear in a number for that ma...