Pavel,
I'm working *slowly* on creating a "widget" that will graph throughput on
each "colored" stream which is along the lines of the dynamic graph. I
already display a view showing packet lengths. You can find some more out at
http://www.hinet.net.au/~mvisser/ethereal/
You asked about a mechanism of having your graph move by selecting the list.
I do this my adding a function call packet_list_select_cb in gtk/main.c and
altering my graph
Martin
Martin Visser
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Pavel Mores [mailto:pvl@xxxxx]
> Sent: Monday, 26 February 2001 3:56 AM
> To: Guy Harris
> Cc: ethereal-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: [Ethereal-dev] Re: TCP graphs for ethereal
>
>
>
> > On a more global note:
> >
> > One might say "why not just use 'tcpstream' on the
> captures?", except
> > that:
>
> What's tcpstream? Could you give me a URL?
>
> > > > What I've got so far is limited to TCP stream analysis
> and is basically a
> > > > partial reimplementation of tcptrace-style
> time-sequence, throughput and
> > > > RTT graphs. It can do zooming in and out, crosshairs, a
> kind of "magnifying
> > > > glass" where you temporarily magnify portion of graph,
> you can select
> > > > packets in ethereal's packet list by clicking on
> segments on graph and so
> > > > on.
> >
> > so, in fact, the graphing code does actually interact with
> the rest of
> > Ethereal.
>
> It would interact much more if I was able to figure out how
> to do it. ;-)
> (Well, actually I didn't try that hard so far.) Right now,
> you can select
> packets in packet list by clicking into the graph. I would
> like have the
> opposite feature too - some kind of highlighting of the packet that is
> highlighted in packet list. One thing that would be really useful is a
> "dynamic" graph that would be drawn in real time during the
> capture. I'm
> sure there's a lot of potential in having graphing
> incorporated in ethereal
> core.
>
> pvl
>
>
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