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Usage

mxgui [INSTR]

Overview

The front-end mxgui provides a graphical user interface that interfaces the various parts of the mcxtrace package. It is started from a shell/command prompt using simply the command mxgui The mxgui program may optionally be given the name INSTR of an instrument file. When the front-end is started, a main window is opened. This window displays the output from compiling and running simulations, and also contains a few menus and buttons. The main purpose of the front-end is to edit and compile instrument definitions, run the simulations, and visualize the results.

Options

INSTR: optional name of the instrument to open.

Files

/usr/share/mcxtrace/resources /usr/share/mcxtrace/tools/Python/mccodelib/mccode_config.json ~/.mcxtrace/mccode_config.json http://www.mcxtrace.org

Examples

Open the Test_SX example (Single crystal diffraction)

•: mxgui Test_SX.instr

Referred to by

mxdoc(1) Creating and viewing the mcxtrace library, component/instrument help and Manuals mxrun(1) Running mcxtrace simulations from the command-line mxplot(1) Plotting the results of a mcxtrace simulation mcxtrace(1) mxdisplay(1) mcxtrace Graphical display of simulations mxplot-html(1) Plotting the results of a mcxtrace simulation in a browser mxplot-matlab(1) Plotting the results of a mcxtrace simulation using Matlab/Octave mxdisplay-matlab(1) mcxtrace Graphical display of simulations using Matlab/Octave mxplot-pyqtgraph(1) Plotting the results of a mcxtrace simulation mxplot-matplotlib(1) Plotting the results of a mcxtrace simulation using Matplotlib mxdisplay-pyqtgraph(1) mcxtrace Graphical display of simulations mxdisplay-matplotlib(1) mcxtrace Graphical display of simulations using Matplotlib mxdisplay-webgl-classic(1) mcxtrace Graphical display of simulations using WebGL (in a browser)