A timeline viewer programmed with Python, using tkinter
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Shift the timeline to go about one screen width back in time. Same as the “back” mouse button (Windows).
Shift the timeline to go 1/5 screen width back in time. You can move it more precisely with the mouse wheel.
Shift the timeline so that the earliest event is positioned near the left edge of the window.
Shift the timeline so that the latest event is positioned near the right edge of the window.
Shift the timeline to go 1/5 screen width forward in time. You can move it more precisely with the mouse wheel.
Shift the timeline to go about one screen width forward in time. Same as the “forward” mouse button (Windows).
Reduce the time scale in major steps. Fine scaling is meant to be done with the mouse wheel.
This sets the scale and moves the timeline, so that all events with valid or substituted date/time information fit into the window.
Increase the time scale in major steps. Fine scaling is meant to be done with the mouse wheel.
This restores date/time/duration before the last mouse operation on an event.