| Re: [tracecompass-dev] Question about TimeGraphView in ease scripts |
Hi Adel,
I think in your use case, the easiest option would be to just use
an EASE script.
You can definitely create a two-level tree by creating the related
quarks in the state system. You can use the
getQuarkAbsoluteAndAdd() , getQuarkRelativeAndAdd() functions to
add the necessary nodes to your tree. Then you can use the
createTimeGraphProvider() with a map.
var map = new java.util.HashMap();
map.put(ENTRY_PATH, '*/*');
provider = createTimeGraphProvider(analysis, map);
openTimeGraphView(provider);
This should make your script work.
Regards,
Arnaud
Hey everybody.
I have two questions related to ease scripting. For the TimeGraphView, is it possible to have a two-level tree on the left side of the view (e.g. mutex lock -> contented threads)? The second question is, is it possible to implement the analysis (build the state system) with an ease script while the view is implemented in XML (like <timeGraphView> ..</timeGraphView>)? I tried the last option but I wasn't successful . Thanks.
Regards,Adel
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