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examples/example-0.tim

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+:|sssssssss;:    1,     2,     3,     4,     5,     6,     7,     8,    9
+clk:|ppppppppp.:  1,,  2,,  3,,  4,,  5,,  6,,  7,,  8,,  
+signal:|lllrhhfll.+125, -13, 201, 24, 447, -76, 270, -18, :,,,             signal high level*0
+put:|lhlhlhlhl.+11, 327, :      1,     2,     3,     4,     5,     6,     7,     8,     9,
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examples/example-1.tim

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+:|sssssssss;:    1,     2,     3,     4,     5,     6,     7,     8,    9
+clk:|ppppppppp.+1, -12, 39, 25, 41, 25, 77, 61, 79, 60, 98, 20, 99, 19, 122, -12, 123, -13, 161, -52, 161, -49, 200, -12, 201, -12, 243, 22, 243, 23, 280, 60, 281, 59, 324, 116, 326, 117, 358, 163, 360, 164, 403, 207, 403, 209, 455, 247, ^408, 21, 9, 376, 53, 5,:  1,,  2,,  3,,  4,,  5,,  6,,  7,,  8,,  
+signal:|lllrhhfll.+125, -13, 201, 24, 447, -76, 270, -18, :,,,             signal high level*0
+put:|lhlhlhlhl.+11, 327, :      1,     2,     3,     4,     5,     6,     7,     8,     9,
+:+-11, 84, 21, 68, 21, 71, 56, 81, 66, 88, 36, 186, 43, 182, 77, 157, 79, 86, 114, 70, 116, 74, 141, 89, -1, 95, 38, 94, 87, 101, 122, 100, 32, 200, 48, 201, 49, 202, 72, 188, 37, 18, -35, 62, 35, -3, 142, 45, 145, 50, 151, 129, 
+:+118, 74, 90, 76, 31, 75, 1, 64, 52, 151, 98, 130, 29, 152, -4, 127, 148, -56, 575, 174, 573, 172, 615, -73, 
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examples/help-1.tim

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+::
+::Format = <signal name> : [<command>]* ... + <[coord]*>^<data string>: [<data annotation>,]...
+::Each command creates its own grid which can be made visible by adding a '|' before the command.
+::The visible grid can be suppressed for all succeeding commands by a '!'
+::Waveforms can be annoted by <data> for each grid. The default width of the data is the same as
+::the grid. This can be changed by adding as described later.
+:: 
+::The signal name appears before the colon followed by commands and then the annotation data.
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+::COMMANDS
+::P... high frequency pulse
+:|PPPPPPPPP:
+:|~PPPPPPPPP
+::'~' inverts a clock or pulse and the active edge and can occur multiple times in a wave line.
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+::p: low frequency pulse
+:ppppppppp:,,,,non-inverted clock with pppp*0
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+:~ppppppppp:,,,,inverted clock with ~pppp*0
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+::k... clock with active falling edge
+:kkkkkkkkk:0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7
+::
+::K or C... clock with dual active edges
+     :KKKKKCCCC
+::c... clock with active rising edge grids enabled from start
+  clk:|cccccccCC:
+::clock with active rising edge grid disabled after 3 time periods.
+  clk:|cccc!cccCC:
+::A write signal with annotation. Add *<number> at end of string to adjust
+::wrap length. <number> is the number of clock period grids.
+::*0 disables wrapping completely for inputs lines with waveforms.
+::An annotation line with only text and no waveform has to start with "::"
+::
+write:|lrhflllll+60,-10,120,57:          '1' for 2 clocks*0,,            then low *0
+::l ... low signal;   r ... rise; h ... stay high; f ...fall*0
+low signal:|lllrhhf:low now*3,,going high,stay high*3,,fall now
+::A similar read signal*0
+ read:|llllrhhfl:'l' is for Low*0,,,r = rise ,wrapped annotation..     h for high*2,, f   =  fall*4
+::
+::x and X are unknown data bus values. 'D' is a data transition.
+::and d is data continuation.
+::
+ addr:|xDdxDddxX:,          A1*0,,,                 A2*0
+wdata:|xDdxxxxxX:,    D1
+::'<' inserts a left-facing arrow.
+:<-:'<' inserts a left facing arrow*80
+::Arrow comments are spaced as *<number> <number> is
+::pixels from the first grid
+::'-' is an arrow shaft '>' closes the arrow.*0
+     :|<-------->:,,,20ns*170,
+  ack:|xfrxflrxX:d
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+::'/' gives a discontinuity in the waveform
+    someXdata:xx/xxX
+     :|<>:1ns*11,
+rdata:xxxxxxdxX:,,,,,,    Q2
+     :|sssss
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+::Other Features
+::An arrow is specified in the command field as a + followed by (X0, Y0) and (X1, Y1) cartesian coordinates.
+::A data string can be inserted in the command field as a ^ followed by (X0, Y0).
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