Bases: PyQt4.QtGui.QDialog
This creates a Qt dialog for showing and exporting x-y Ascii data from one or more curves The data sets are passed (by calling setDataSets() or at instantiation time) as a dictionary:
datadict={name:(x,y),...}
where name is the curve name and x,y are iterable containers (e.g., lists, tuple, arrays...) of data to be exported
@TODO: It would be nice if the textedit scrolled to the start *also for the first set loaded*
Exports all sets using a common preffix and appending ‘XXX.dat’, where XXX is a number starting at 001 if preffix is not given, the user is prompted for a directory path
Exports data Arguments: set: the curve name. If none is passed, it uses the one selected by dataSetCB ofile: output file name or file handle. It will prompt if not provided verbose: set this to False to disable information popups AllowCloseAfter: set this to false if you want to ignore the checkbox in the dialog
Used to set the sets that are to be offered for exporting. It overwrites previous values.
update the text edit that shows the preview of the data