Multiple stations in seedlink plotter #6
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avoids these operations for every incoming packet instead, only when plotting is done instead
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I've added the possibility to have a multichannel plot. For that I changed the command line arguments to have one string to specify the single/multi-channel selector. |
Conflicts: seedlink_plotter/seedlink_plotter.py
Conflicts: seedlink_plotter/seedlink_plotter.py
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Multiple stations in seedlink plotter
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Did you look more into plotting multiple stations? I saw, you had two commits on this and it seemed you ran into problems?
You tried to have one seedlink client per station, but this is not necessary actually, if you put two stations in https://github.com/bonaime/seedlink_plotter/blob/master/seedlink_plotter.py#L284 like described in https://github.com/obspy/obspy/blob/9b1ca4c0c856f29b8758c7c60a6b4364ca7408df/obspy/seedlink/client/seedlinkconnection.py#L402-L413 the fetching both streams works just fine.
Or did you try to have multiple instances because you also wanted multiple plot windows, one for each stream? What I had in mind was something different actually: Have all streams plotted in one window with one line per stream and only one single time axis from left to right (instead of stacked time axes from top to bottom).
What do you think? Are you still interested in this anyway?