channel of plot in script
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I've been using Diadem only 1 month and I got answers a lot of this forum earlier. This question may seem trivial, but could someone tell me how to plot a channel by writing a script. So far, I have this:
View.Sheets ("sheet 1"). Cursor.Mode = "GraphPoints".
The only way I found to import a channel in this area is to call interactioOn(), import it manually then put an end to the interaction. I want to do it manually, I tried this but it would give errors:
View.Sheets ("sheet 1"). Areas ("area: 1"). DisplayObj.Curves.Add (1.3)
Can someone give me a hand?
Thank you
Hi Leillo,
Try this.
Call View.LoadLayout ("view3")
Set the sheet = View.Sheets (1)
Set area = Sheet.Areas (1)
Area.DisplayObjType = "CurveChart2D".
Graph of the value = Area.DisplayObj
Call Graph.Curves.RemoveAll
Curve value = Graph.Curves.Add (XChannelRef, YChannelRef)
Brad Turpin
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National Instruments
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