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| The qdec app will read a configuration file named .Qdecrc from your home directory ($HOME), and also your $SUBJECTS_DIR/qdec directory. It allows customization via KEYWORD = VALUE pairs. It will read the one in your $SUBJECTS_DIR/qdec dir first, so you can put per-project customizations there. Currently, it recognizes these: | The qdec app (v4.2.0 and later) will read a configuration file named .Qdecrc from your home directory ($HOME), and also your $SUBJECTS_DIR/qdec directory. It allows customization via KEYWORD = VALUE pairs. It will read the one in your $SUBJECTS_DIR/qdec dir first, so you can put per-project customizations there. Currently, it recognizes these: |
.Qdecrc
The qdec app (v4.2.0 and later) will read a configuration file named .Qdecrc from your home directory ($HOME), and also your $SUBJECTS_DIR/qdec directory. It allows customization via KEYWORD = VALUE pairs. It will read the one in your $SUBJECTS_DIR/qdec dir first, so you can put per-project customizations there. Currently, it recognizes these:
MEASURE#
MEASURE# = some_measure
where # is a number from 1 to 100, and 'some_measure' is a measure, such as 'thickness_new'. When this keyword/value pair is defined, then the measure is added to the the qdec dependent variable measures menu in the Design tab. The purpose is to allow for situations when the user has created their own measures (for example, a new updated thickness measure, or maybe a new distance measure, etc.). Example:
MEASURE1 = thickness_new
GDF_BUTTON
GDF_BUTTON = BUTTON_1
If this is added to your .Qdecrc file, then instead of using the default of Ctrl-Button-1 to select a vertex (and bring-up the GDF plot), instead just clicking Button-1 will bring it up (Bruce prefers this).