Ok, that got rid of most of the cursor display control, but the cursor movement
control (the control with 4 diamonds) doesn't go away. No matter where I
click on the diamond control, I get the pop-up for the chart. When I uncheck
the cursor display in the chart pop-up, the diamond control disappears like
I want it too, but when I programmatically hide the cursor display using
the "visible" member of the cursor display attribute node, the diamond control
stays.
Am I missing something?
(btw, I'm running LV 5.1 on NT4.0)
Thanks!
Melissa Niesen
Greg McKaskle wrote:
>> I have an XY graph and I would like to programatically show or not show
the>> cursor display. I've been looking for something like the "Palette
Visible">> attribut
e node, but there is no "Cursor Display Visible" even
though that>> is an option in the pop-up menu. Does something like this
exist?>> >>The cursor display is actually an array control. Carefully popup
on the>border of the display, and you will get an array popup menu rather
than>the graph menu. With this, you can create an attribute node, and use>any
and all of the attributes, like visible.>>Greg McKaskle
