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Py_send_markers

Introduction

Create a list of object of type Marker and send them to AnyWave.

Marker object

import anywave
marker = anywave.Marker()

Marker.label       # label of marker
Marker.position    # position in seconds.
Marker.duration    # duration in seconds.
Marker.value       # value associated with marker
Marker.targets     # list of electrode labels. Empty if the marker is GLOBAL.
Marker.colour      # string coding the color in RVB. Must start with #. Example for red : '#FF0000'

# using the constructor
marker = anywave.Marker(label='My Marker', position = 1, duration = 0, value = 10, colour = '#FF0000')

Not all attributes are required. The only required attributes are:

  • label
  • position

If other attributes are not specified, the default values for them will be taken into account.
Duration will be 0s, value will be 0., targets will be an empty array, and colour an empty string meaning the default color will be black.

Usage

Sending 2 markers to AnyWave.
One is a GLOBAL marker with a duration of 5s and colored in red.
The second is a marker targeting a channel, with no duration.

import sys, anywave
anywave.init(sys.argv)

markers = []
markers[0] = anywave.Marker(label='first marker', position=1, duration=5, colour='#FF0000')
markers[1] = anywave.Marker(label='second marker', position=6, targets=['A1'])

anywave.send_markers(markers)