Key and mouse button bindings in

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Key and mouse button bindings in xassp

Version 1.3.11 (April 2001)

Key/Mouse button Action Esc close window Alt RM post window menu Ctrl RM post edit menu

Shift LM set temporary marker at positive zero crossing nearest to the cursor Alt Shift LM set temporary marker at zero crossing nearest to the cursor Ctrl Shift LM set temporary marker at the cursor position

F3 move temporary marker to next positive zero crossing on the left F4 move temporary marker to next positive zero crossing on the right Shift F3 move temporary marker to next zero crossing on the left

Shift F4 move temporary marker to next zero crossing on the right Backspace clear temporary marker

F5 set left bracket at positive zero crossing nearest to the cursor F6 set right bracket at positive zero crossing nearest to the cursor Ctrl F5 set left bracket at the cursor position

Ctrl F6 set right bracket at the cursor position Shift F5 toggle left bracket

Shift F6 toggle right bracket Return & Del clear brackets^a

Space & p play signal from begin to end / stop playing

LM & l play from (temporary marker/left bracket/begin of window)^bto the cursor MM & m play from (left bracket/begin of window)^bto (right bracket/end of window)^b

RM & r play from cursor to (right bracket/end of window)^b Alt a align and stack windows

Alt g lets you specify a point in time or a label around which to centre the display Alt f centre display around next occurrence of the label last searched for

Alt b centre display around previous occurrence of the label last searched for Alt l go to the last label that has been positioned

i horizontal zoom in o horizontal zoom out

a horizontal zoom full out (show all)

b display range between brackets (show region) w log data to file (only when data logging is enabled) Ctrl w log data to file and add a comment line

aReturn does not work on all machines

bxassp takes the first item from the slash-separated list that is present when determining what to play: If the temporary marker is present and you press the left mouse button, this marker determines the begin of the region to be played. If the temporary marker is not present, but the left bracket is, then the region starts at the position of the left bracket. If neither marker has been, set playing starts at the begin of the window.

Table 1: Commonly used key and mouse button bindings inxassp

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Key Action

CursorUp vertical zoom in CursorDown vertical zoom out

Home/Pos1 restore the original vertical resolution s attach a section window

Table 2: Additional key bindings in the Speech signal window

Key/Mouse button Action

CursorLeft move temporary marker to the next label on the left CursorRight move temporary marker to the next label on the right

Shift MM move label^ato the position of the temporary marker Ctrl Shift MM move all labels^aof a word to the temporary marker

Shift RM move label^ato the temporary marker and edit

Alt LM move label^ato the temporary marker and mark as deleted Ctrl LM move label^ato the temporary marker and mark as uncertain

Alt MM move label^ato the temporary marker, mark as replaced and edit Ctrl MM insert a new label at the temporary marker

h insert aspiration or creak label at the temporary marker (after a plosive or glottal stop, respectively)

z insert lengthening label at the temporary marker Ctrl u undo last change in a label

aWhich label will be moved depends on the position of the cursor: If the cursor is to the left of the temporary marker, the label to the left will be taken, otherwise the label to the right.

Table 3: Additional key and mouse button bindings in the Label window

Key/Mouse button Action

Ctrl k keep current -contour (only one) Ctrl c clear kept -contour

F8 set/replace turning point at the cursor position F9 clear turning point at the cursor position Ctrl F9 clear all turning points

Ctrl d interpolate^avoiced -values between turning points^b Ctrl Shift d interpolate^aall -values between turning points^b Ctrl MM & Ctrl m synthesize with displayed -contour and play^c

aInterpolation is linear on the display scale.

bOnly between turning points in the interval between the brackets. No action if the brackets have not both been set.

cOnly the interval between the brackets

Table 4: Additional key and mouse button bindings in the Fzero window

Key/Mouse button Action Esc close window Alt RM post window menu

f toggle update of section with cursor movement in the speech signal window k keep current section

c clear last kept section

w log data to file (only when data logging is enabled) Ctrl w log data to file and add a comment line

Table 5: Key and mouse button bindings in the Section window

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f toggle update of palatogram with cursor movement in the speech signal window CursorLeft & l scroll palatogram one image to the left

CursorRight & r scroll palatogram one image to the right

Alt LM & c centre palatogram around image under the mouse pointer

MM & p synchronous play of speech signal and display of palatogram images^a Alt MM as above, but play at reduced rate (75%)

Ctrl MM as above, but play at reduced rate (50%)

aInterval between brackets for single image display; image range for multi image display.

Table 6: Key and mouse button bindings in the Palatogram window

f toggle update of articulogram with cursor movement in the speech signal window CursorLeft & l scroll articulogram one image to the left

CursorRight & r scroll articulogram one image to the right

Alt LM & c centre articulogram around image under the mouse pointer

MM & p synchronous play of speech signal and display of articulogram images^a Alt MM as above, but play at reduced rate (75%)

Ctrl MM as above, but play at reduced rate (50%)

aInterval between brackets for single image display; image range for multi image display.

Table 7: Key and mouse button bindings in the Articulogram window

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