@@ -47,11 +47,21 @@ red highlight):
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4848.. image :: physio_edit.gif
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50+ It is also possible to annotate segments. To do so, you will need to enter the
51+ 'annotation mode' by doing ``ctrl+a ``. Once you are in that mode, segments could
52+ be selected (left click + drag). A yellow window will appear on your timeserie.
53+ Added segments will be track in the Physio instance history. Return back in
54+ 'edit mode' (to delete peak) with ``ctrl+e ``.
55+
56+ .. image :: physio_edit_segment.gif
57+
58+ NOTE: Currently overlap in segments are not permitted.
59+
5060If you accidentally reject or delete peaks, you can undo the selection with
51- ``ctrl+z `` (or ``command+z `` if you're on a Mac). The interactive viewer will
52- track your history of edits as long as it is open, so you can undo multiple
53- selections, if desired. Once done, you can close the interactive viewer by
54- pressing ``ctrl+q `` (``command+q ``).
61+ ``ctrl+z `` (or ``command+z `` if you're on a Mac). This is also applicable to
62+ selected segments. The interactive viewer will track your history of edits as
63+ long as it is open, so you can undo multiple selections, if desired. Once done,
64+ you can close the interactive viewer by pressing ``ctrl+q `` (``command+q ``).
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5666All edits performed in the editor are stored in the :py:attr: `~.Physio.history `
5767of the data object, as with other operations, ensuring a record of your manual
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