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Add anchors and / or tick labels to our QSlider and QFloatSlider instances #10254
For this you'd want to look into mne/viz/_brain code for Qt and Notebook. But to understand the underlying problem, running through some examples of plotting source time courses and seeing the UI yourself is critical
@larsoner how do I view the UI? I am able to run the tests successfully but on what command can I access the UI of this project? My apologies if this is a bit too rookie question.
@Dev-satish there isn't one single UI. But the best place to start is probably the one for brain.plot(). Search the docs for tutorials that use that one
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larsoner commentedon Jan 26, 2022
Just keep in mind anything you do for Qt you should try to do for the notebook backend, too
Dev-satish commentedon Feb 15, 2023
@larsoner @hoechenberger can you please provide direction for this issue as it seems very easy to approach for a first time contributor in MNE
larsoner commentedon Feb 15, 2023
For this you'd want to look into
mne/viz/_braincode for Qt and Notebook. But to understand the underlying problem, running through some examples of plotting source time courses and seeing the UI yourself is criticalDev-satish commentedon Feb 15, 2023
Okay! I'll give it a shot incase I encounter any issue I'll reach out here again.
Dev-satish commentedon Feb 18, 2023
@larsoner how do I view the UI? I am able to run the tests successfully but on what command can I access the UI of this project? My apologies if this is a bit too rookie question.
drammock commentedon Feb 18, 2023
@Dev-satish there isn't one single UI. But the best place to start is probably the one for
brain.plot(). Search the docs for tutorials that use that one