global The GUI configuration plugin extends the configuration of graphical user interfaces to various options to adjust the look and feel. Configures the target messaging groups for various object types. These parameters should only be touched if you know what you are doing. Defines the target messaging group for manual picks, e.g. made in scolv. Defines the target messaging group for amplitudes, e.g. computed in scolv. Defines the target messaging group for magnitudes. scolv does not use this group but sends magnitudes together with the origin to the origin group. Defines the target messaging group for origins created in e.g. scolv. Defines the target messaging group for focal mechanisms created in e.g. scolv. Defines the target messaging group for events and event journal entries. Specified the location and the structure of the map tiles to be used. This path is composed of zero or more directives and must include at least one conversion specification which starts with is introduced by the character % followed by a conversion specifier. Valid specifiers are s (replaced by tile ID), l (tile level), c (tile column) and r (tile row). An example for using the OpenStreetMap file structure is /path/to/maps/%l/%c/%r.png. Projection of the map tiles. Supported formats are: rectangular and mercator. Cache size of the map tiles. If 0 is specified a default cache size of 32mb is used. The higher the cache size the better the performance in higher resolutions. A higher cache size causes less image loader calls but requires more client memory. Used to distinguish tile store implementations provided by plug-ins. Allows to add custom layers that are included via plugins. This is a list of layer names. A plugin must implement the layer interface and register itself with the name used in this list. The order of layers is the default order. The custom layers are prepended to the maps defaults layers such as the grid and the cities. Defines the order of all configured layers. This includes the standard layers (grid, cities) as well as custom layers. The name of the grid layer is "grid" and the name of the cities layer is "cities". Configuration options for the events layer that shows all events on the map that are loaded in the event list. Show the events layer on maps. Currently only supported by scolv. Configuration for the fep layer showing the polygons of FEP (FLinn-Engdahl-Polygon) files on maps if they exist in @DATADIR@/fep or @CONFIGDIR@/fep. Show the fep layer on maps. Maximum number of cities to be rendered. If cityPopulationWeight is less or equal than 0 then all cities are rendered ordered by population count, highest first. To show the N most populated places in the visible map region, set "scheme.map.cityPopulationWeight" to 0 and set this parameter to N. Zoom sensitivity of the map This group defines various options for color, pen, brush, font, etc. for SeisComP graphical user interfaces. There are various conventions to define colors, fonts and gradients. Colors are defined in HTML convention, e.g. as rgb values, hexadecimal numbers or color keyword names defined by W3C. If rgb or rgba is used, it must be quoted because the comma is handled as list separator by the configuration. Examples: "rgb(255,0,0)", FF00FF40, green. Gradients are configured as lists of tuples where each tuple is colon separated in the form value:color. Value is either int or double and color is again a color definition. Example: 0:yellow,10:red Show menu bar. Show status bar. Set position if tab bar. An unset value lets the application decide where to place the tab bar. This option might not be supported by all applications. Valid positions are: off, north, south, east, west The station symbol size (e.g. in scmv). The origin symbol minimum size. The formula to compute the size of the origin symbol is: 4.9*(M-1.2). Apply antialiasing to map layers. This improves the visual quality but decreases performance. Apply bilinear filtering to maps. The bilinear filter improves the visual quality but decreases performance slightly. It is only used for static map images. Not while dragging. Display the latitude/longitude grid on maps Show cities defined in "citiesXML" on maps Controls at which zoom level a city will be visible. The following formula is used: screen_width (km) * weight >= population Show custom layers on maps Show map legends initially. Some applications provide controls to toggle the visibility in addition to this option. SeisComP ships with the rectangular projection built-in. Other projections may be provided through plugins. Converts map colors from RGB color scheme to BGR. Minimum screen distance to plot a polygon or polyline line segment. Colors can be configured as hexadecimal numbers or color keyword names defined by W3C. A general application background color. Can be used to give each application a different background color. An unset value lets Qt decide. Sets desired colors for particular agencyIDs. It depends on the applications if they honor this setting or not. The event list will render the agencyID string with the defined colors. This is a list of tuples (AGENCY:COLOR), e.g. "GEOFON:black, USGS:blue". The color of lines in the map (e.g. lines connecting the origin and a station). The color of station outlines in the map. Defines the pen of the latitude/longitude grid of the map. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are: NoPen, SolidLine, DashLine, DotLine, DashDotLine, DashDotDotLine. The width of the pen. The color of station annotations. The color of city labels. The color of city outlines. The color of a capital. The color of a "normal" city. Appearance of map annotations including a text color (pen), a border color (pen) and a background color (brush). Text pen for non highlighted annotations. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are: NoPen, SolidLine, DashLine, DotLine, DashDotLine, DashDotDotLine. The width of the pen. Border pen for non highlighted annotations. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are: NoPen, SolidLine, DashLine, DotLine, DashDotLine, DashDotDotLine. The width of the pen. Background brush for non highlighted annotations. The color of the brush. The style of the brush. Supported values are, e.g.: solid, dense1, dense7, horizontal, vertical, cross, bdiag, fdiag, diagcross. Text pen for highlighted annotations. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are: NoPen, SolidLine, DashLine, DotLine, DashDotLine, DashDotDotLine. The width of the pen. Border pen for highlighted annotations. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are: NoPen, SolidLine, DashLine, DotLine, DashDotLine, DashDotDotLine. The width of the pen. Background brush for highlighted annotations. The color of the brush. The style of the brush. Supported values are, e.g.: solid, dense1, dense7, horizontal, vertical, cross, bdiag, fdiag, diagcross. Font point size of the label text. The general color of records/traces. A general trace color of the alternate trace (eg scheli). The general background color of records/traces. A general background color of the alternate trace. The trace color used on top of a spectrogram. The color of data gaps in trace views. The color of data overlaps in trace views. The color of the alignment marker in trace views. Properties of record borders Standard properties Defines the pen of the border line. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are: NoPen, SolidLine, DashLine, DotLine, DashDotLine, DashDotDotLine. The width of the pen. Defines the brush of the enlcosed area. The color of the pen. The style of the brush. Supported values are, e.g.: solid, dense1, dense7, horizontal, vertical, cross, bdiag, fdiag, diagcross. Properties for records with valid signatures Defines the pen of the border line. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are: NoPen, SolidLine, DashLine, DotLine, DashDotLine, DashDotDotLine. The width of the pen. Defines the brush of the enlcosed area. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are, e.g.: solid, dense1, dense7, horizontal, vertical, cross, bdiag, fdiag, diagcross. Properties for records with invalid signatures Defines the pen of the border line. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are: NoPen, SolidLine, DashLine, DotLine, DashDotLine, DashDotDotLine. The width of the pen. Defines the brush of the enlcosed area. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are, e.g.: solid, dense1, dense7, horizontal, vertical, cross, bdiag, fdiag, diagcross. Defines the pen of the record offset line. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are: NoPen, SolidLine, DashLine, DotLine, DashDotLine, DashDotDotLine. The width of the pen. Defines the pen of the record grid. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are: NoPen, SolidLine, DashLine, DotLine, DashDotLine, DashDotDotLine. The width of the pen. Defines the pen of the secondary record grid. The color of the pen. The style of the pen. Supported values are: NoPen, SolidLine, DashLine, DotLine, DashDotLine, DashDotDotLine. The width of the pen. Defines the background color of records depending on their state. Additional data which was not requested. Requested data Background color of requested data. Data currently loading. Data which was requested but is not available. The color of manual picks. The color of automatic picks. The color of picks with undefined state. The color of disabled picks. The color of manual arrivals (arrivals that bind manual picks, e.g. residual plot of scolv, manual picker, ...) The color of automatic arrivals, The color of theoretical arrivals. The color of arrivals binding picks with undefined state. The color of disabled arrivals. The gradient of arrivals residuals. A gradient is defined as a list of tuples separated by colon where the first item is the value and the second is the color. Colors can be given in rgb notation or hexadecimal. When rgb is used double quotes are needed to protect the comma inside the rgb definition, e.g. -8:"rgb(0,0,100)", -4:"rgb(0,0,255)", -3:"rgb(100,100,255)", ... The color of active magnitudes. The color of inactive magnitudes. The color of disabled magnitudes. The gradient of magnitude residuals. The color of the station name. The color of associated stations (e.g. in scmv). The color of triggered stations. The color of disabled stations. The color of idle stations. The color of QC.delay thresholds in scmv. The color of ground motion amplitudes in scmv. The color of the selected zoom area (e.g. manual picker). The map legend background color. The map legend border color. The map legend text color. The map legend header color. The depth gradient. Setting this parameter to true will not interpolate between the depth steps and the color for a depth <= input is used. The origin status colors (e.g. in event list). Defines colors used in the splash screen shown at application startup. Text color of the message string. Text color of the version string. The line width of the marker (e.g. picks of manual picker). The line width of the records / traces. Configures antialiasing of records / traces. Antialiasing needs more two times to storage space as non antialiasing but it improves visual quality. Configures optimization of trace polylines. If activated then lines on the same pixel line or same pixel row collapse into single lines. Mode for drawing record borders as box or line on top or bottom. Supported values: "topline","box","bottomline" The general base font of an application. This overrides the default Qt4 application font. Sets the family name of the font. The name is case insensitive and may include a foundry name. Defines the point size of the font The smallest available font. If undefined the point size is 2 points smaller than the base font. Sets the family name of the font. The name is case insensitive and may include a foundry name. Defines the point size of the font The default text font. If undefined the point size is 2 points larger than the base font. Sets the family name of the font. The name is case insensitive and may include a foundry name. Defines the point size of the font The largest text font. If undefined the point size is 6 points larger than the base font. Sets the family name of the font. The name is case insensitive and may include a foundry name. Defines the point size of the font Font used to highlight text. If undefined it equals the normal font except for a bold font face. Sets the family name of the font. The name is case insensitive and may include a foundry name. Defines the point size of the font The largest heading font. If undefined it uses a bold font face and a font size twice as large as the normal font. Sets the family name of the font. The name is case insensitive and may include a foundry name. Defines the point size of the font The second largest heading font. If undefined it uses a bold font face and a font size twice as large as the base font. Sets the family name of the font. The name is case insensitive and may include a foundry name. Defines the point size of the font The smallest heading font. If undefined it uses a bold font face and a font size 4 points larger than the base font. Sets the family name of the font. The name is case insensitive and may include a foundry name. Defines the point size of the font Font used for city labels. If undefined it equals the base font. Sets the family name of the font. The name is case insensitive and may include a foundry name. Defines the point size of the font Font used for version string in the splash dialog shown at application startup. If undefined it equals the base font with a bold font face and a font size of 12. Sets the family name of the font. The name is case insensitive and may include a foundry name. Defines the point size of the font Font used for the message text in the splash dialog shown at application startup. If undefined it equals the base font with a font size of 12. Sets the family name of the font. The name is case insensitive and may include a foundry name. Defines the point size of the font The precision of depth values. The precision of distance values. The precision of lat/lon values. The precision of magnitude values. The precision of origin times. The precision of pick times. Precision of displayed offset/amp in all trace widgets. Precision of RMS values. Precision of uncertainty values, e.g. latitude errors. Display distances in km? Display times in localtime or UTC (default). Defines the appearance of the splash screen shown at application startup. Position of the message text. Qt::Alignment bit mask. Default: AlignHCenter | AlignBottom Position in screen coordinates. Horizontal position. Vertical position. Position of the version string Qt::Alignment bit mask. Default: AlignRight | AlignBottom Position in screen coordinates. Horizontal position. Vertical position. Defines maximum age of events to load. The value of all parameters are aggregated. Age in days. Age in hours. Age in minutes. Age in seconds. Configuration of special applications modes. Defines if application interaction is allowed. Defines if the application should be launched in fullscreen mode hiding title bar, main menu and status bar. Configures the default filters selectable in manual picker. The entry with a leading "@" is selected as default filter. Control the Events tab, e.g. in scolv, showing the list of loaded events. Configure the columns of the event list that are visible initially. The first column containing the origin time is always visible and cannot be hidden. Possible values are: Type, M, TP, Phases, Lat, Lon, Depth, DType, Stat, AzGap, FM, Origins, Agency, Author, Region, ID. Custom column showing origin or event comments. Name of the custom column to be shown in the column header. ID of the origin comment to look up. ID of the event comment to look up. Position of the column. If the configured position is less than 0 or if it exceeds the total number of columns then the column is appended to the right. Default value to display if the specified origin or event comment id was not found. Mapping of comment values to colors used as text color. E.g. "foo:#000,bar:red". Custom columns showing parameters extracted by scripts e.g. from origins or events. Name of custom column profiles to be registered. Comma separated list. Definition of custom column profiles for creating custom event list columns whose values are filled by external scripts. The scolv documentation provides an example script. External script to invoke for each event list entry. The object represented by the list entry is serialized to XML and passed to the script on stdin. If the return code of the script is 0 ('success') then the script result is read from stdout and displayed in the corresponding event list cell. Position of the column. If the configured position is less than 0 or if it exceeds the total number of columns then the column is appended to the right. Column name shown in header of event list table. Object types this script should be invoked for. Supported values are 'Event' and 'Origin'. Filter the loaded event list by agency ID. Defines the text of the option "Show only own events". Use double quotes '"' around the string if it contains spaces. Sets a list of preferred agencies. Events from preferred agencies are defined as "own" events. Sets the type of the filter. If type is "events" the agency of the preferred origin of the event is checked. If type is "origins" the agency of all origins of an event is checked and if at least one origins agency is part of the whitelist it will pass the filter. Or in other words, the event is hidden if no origin is from a preferred agency. Sets the default state of the "Show only own events" option. Filter the loaded event list by region within or outside a bounding box. Register the profile name in the regions parameter. Add the defined region profiles separated by comma. The order determines the ocurrence in the filter menu. Hide events by the defined region by default. Define a rectangular region to filter the loaded event list. Defines the name of the region that shows up in the listbox. Defines a rectangular region with a list of 4 values: latmin, lonmin, latmax, lonmax. Defines the name of the polygon for the region check. If defined then the rect region has no effect. The configured polygon name is being search for in the global FEP regions and the spatial vector layer. The first polygon found with the given name will be taken. Filter the loaded event list by event types. Defines the text of the option "Hide other/fake events". Use double quotes '"' around the string if it contains spaces. List of event type to be hidden if the "Hide other/fake events" option is ticked. Use double quotes '"' around the string if it contains spaces. Sets the default state of the "Hide other/fake events" option. Pre-set options to filter a database request to load events into the event list. Minimum latitude Maximum latitude Minimum longitude Maximum longitude Minimum depth Maximum depth Minimum magnitude Maximum magnitude Control the Event tab, e.g. in scolv, showing origins and focal mechanisms of a selected event. Configure the columns of the event edit origin table that are visible initially. Possible values are: Phases, Lat, Lon, Depth, DType, RMS, Stat, Method, Agency, Author, Region Custom column showing origin comments. Name of the custom column to be shown in the column header. ID of the origin comment to look up. Position of the column. If the configured position is less than 0 or if it exceeds the total number of columns then the column is appended to the right. Default value to display if the specified origin or event comment id was not found. Mapping of comment values to colors used as text color. E.g. "foo:#000,bar:red". Configure the columns of the event edit focal mechanism tab that are visible initially. Possible values are: Depth, M, Count, Misfit, STDR, AzGap, Stat, DC, CLVD, ISO, S1, D1, R1, S2, D2, R2, Agency, Author Parameters controlling the event summary view used e.g. in scolv. Set an alert for every event comment that ID matches the specified regular expression, e.g. "alert_.*". List of comments to ignore, e.g. "nil". Discrete mapping of time values in seconds to colors used as text color in case of an active alert. E.g. "0:00FF00,900:FF0000". The text size of the time ago label in case of an active alert.