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Graph palette has a property node ?

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Hi,
I can display all these palette graph functions in a row And control each one separately ?

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thank you ,

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There's a property node that sets which tool is selected (or reads the same) under Palette > Active Tool. Is that what you want?


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No, i dont want this property : http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/A0525AF9D64408F186256BFB005970EB?OpenDocument

 

What I want is to have access to these various tools and display them in the same line or even to change these icons?

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You cannot change these built in features. But you can hide them, and program custom controls which will look and function as you want. But this can be quite a large work, depending on the feature list you want to implement. I would not recommend this for a beginner.

 

So you have two choices: live with the built-in control set of these Graphs/Charts, or you program custom ones...

 

edit: some hints how to proceed in the way as cbutcher recommended it:

You can select programmatically the Graph palette tools, and also hide the built-in one. After this you only need to create some custom buttons with such graphic as you wish. From the property node "ActPaletteTool":

 

"Sets the tool that is currently selected on the graph palette. 0 is the selection cursor and 1 is the panning tool. 2-7 are the zoom tools: 2 is Zoom to Rectangle, 3 is X-zoom, 4 is Y-zoom, 5 is Zoom to Fit, 6 is Zoom Out about Point, and 7 is Zoom In about Point."

 

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