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PROGRAM:
NAME
taurustrend - manual page for taurustrend 3.7.0
SYNOPSIS
taurustrend [options] [<model1> [<model2>] ...]
DESCRIPTION
a taurus application for plotting trends
OPTIONS
-h, --help
show this help message and exit
-x t|e, --x-axis-mode=t|e
interprete X values as either timestamps (t) or event numbers (e). Accepted values:
t|e
-b MAX_BUFFER_SIZE, --buffer=MAX_BUFFER_SIZE
maximum number of values per curve to be plotted (default = 65536) (when reached,
the oldest values will be discarded)
--config=CONFIG_FILE, --config-file=CONFIG_FILE
use the given config file for initialization
--export=EXPORT_FILE, --export-file=EXPORT_FILE
use the given file to as output instead of showing the plot
-r MILLISECONDS, --forced-read=MILLISECONDS
force Taurustrend to re-read the attributes every MILLISECONDS ms
-a, --use-archiving
--window-name=WINDOW_NAME
Name of the window
--version
show program's version number and exit
Taurus Options:
Basic options present in any taurus application
--taurus-log-level=LEVEL
taurus log level. Allowed values are (case insensitive): critical, error,
warning/warn, info, debug, trace
--taurus-polling-period=MILLISEC
taurus global polling period in milliseconds
--taurus-serialization-mode=SERIAL
taurus serialization mode. Allowed values are (case insensitive): serial,
concurrent (default)
--tango-host=TANGO_HOST
Tango host name
--remote-console-port=PORT
enables remote debugging using the given port
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