Guy Harris wrote:
>Andrew Schweitzer wrote:
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>>Guy Harris wrote:
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>>Maybe pdf or html?
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>HTML isn't a graphic format, so presumably that'd be HTML with inline
>GIFs or PNGs - or, alternatively, inline SVGs.
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yes, exactly.
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>>>I.e., Tshark taps to do gra
Andrew Schweitzer wrote:
> Guy Harris wrote:
> Maybe pdf or html?
HTML isn't a graphic format, so presumably that'd be HTML with inline
GIFs or PNGs - or, alternatively, inline SVGs.
>> I.e., Tshark taps to do graphs?
> sorry, "taps"? Maybe that's some tshark think I haven't figured out yet?
Seymour Dupa wrote:
>> . . . . The raw data, in a
>> graph-dependent form?
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> Yes - then different graphs could be produced at a
> later date if needed.
That'd work, although, as noted, the way that'd be done might be
different for different graphs. If the graph is a set of (X,Y) pairs,
the
Guy Harris wrote:
> Andrew Schweitzer wrote:
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>>Wireshark has wonderful abilities to create graphs. Is there a way to
>>print these graphs?
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> Unfortunately, no.
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> There's currently code in Wireshark to create a "print stream" object
> and print lines of text to it. That could perhaps
Yes - then different graphs could be produced at a
later date if needed.
John
> . . . . The raw data, in a
> graph-dependent form?
>
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Andrew Schweitzer wrote:
> Wireshark has wonderful abilities to create graphs. Is there a way to
> print these graphs?
Unfortunately, no.
There's currently code in Wireshark to create a "print stream" object
and print lines of text to it. That could perhaps be extended to add
methods for grap
Wireshark has wonderful abilities to create graphs. Is there a way to
print these graphs? And a bonus would be the ability to save them.
Sorry if I just didn't read doc carefully enough.
PS even better would be to do all these wonderful things from the
command line so we can use python to just
