Chris, thanks for the invitation to send a question.
Just a minor programming issue comes to mind at the moment: I'm adding an intensity graph to my EEG analysis VI, to plot frequencies over time (actually, "time"=successive trials of the subject's binary decision task on viewing a visual stimulus), where each instance is a power spectral density curve of one second of the EEG record. The intensity graph works nicely when I simply use as input the same 2D-array-of-double wire as already works nicely for my 3D time/frequency plot. The problem is I haven't been able to get the intensity graph ramp to work with more than one color. I've followed the Help instructions for adding markers and colors to the ramp, but the one color remains. I can get more than one color in the intensity CHART but not in the intensity GRAPH, and I'm pretty sure it's the graph that I need. Having just returned from the annual Society for Neuroscience meeting in San Diego, I'd like to emulate the convention, in imaging research, of having "hot colors" such as red and orange represent high activity and "cool colors" such as light blue represent low activity. I wonder if this is my error or a problem with LabVIEW 2009.
See you at the User Group meeting; Bob
