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* [Introduction](#introduction)
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* [Marker manager](#marker-manager)
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* [Editing markers](#editing-markers)
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* [Save, delete, rename](#save-delete-rename)
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* [MRK file format](#mrk-file-format)
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# Introduction
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Markers are items marking events or time selections in traces.
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They have a position in time in seconds, a duration (which can be zero), a label, a numerical value, a color.
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They can be global, which is the default and means they mark a position or a time selection global to all traces.
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They can be linked to one or several channels.
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Markers are items marking events or time selections in traces.\
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They have a position in time in seconds, a duration (which can be zero), a label, a numerical value.\
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Two more information can be optionally added : the colour and the targeted channels.\
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A marker with no targeted channels is called Global.
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That means they mark a position or a time selection or an single event global to all traces.
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# Marker manager
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AnyWave allows managing markers using a UI.
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When loading a data file, if markers are detected within the file they will be inserted in the list of current markers and appear in the following window:
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AnyWave allows managing markers using a UI.\
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When loading a data file, if markers are detected within the file they will be inserted in the list of current markers and appear in the following window:\
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# Editing markers
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Right click on a colum in the marker list to edit its value if possible.
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Right click on a colum in the marker list to edit its value if possible.\
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You can change the position, the duration, the value and the color.
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# Save, delete, rename
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Use the right click button of the mouse to make the contextual menu appear.
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Use the right click button of the mouse to make the contextual menu appear.\
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Many options will allow you to handle markers quickly.
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# MRK file format
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It is a text file with tab separated values (tsv file).\
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Lines starting with // will be ignored.
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There are 4 mandatory columns:
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\#1 label
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\#2 numerical value associated (-1 for no value)
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\#3 position in seconds in the file
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\#4 duration in seconds (0 for single markers)
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Columns 5 and or 6 can be added to store respectively the colour and the targeted channels.
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Colours values must be store using the following format: #RRGGBB \
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Values for Red Green and Blue must be in hexadecimal.\
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Example for red color : #FF0000
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Targeted Channels must be a coma separated list of electrodes labels: A1,A2,Fp2
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## Examples |
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