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XY Graph FillTo property

I am using the Vertical Strip Chart example posted August 19 2010  by Pcorcs and would like to fill from either edge of the strip chart. Unfortunately, the FillTo property fills in the vertical direction, and I would like to fill in the horizontal direction.

I expect that there are sub VIs within the XY Graph VI that manage all these properties. Is there any way that we can get at these?

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Can you post a link to this example?

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Humph,

 

I's still having a little trouble in understanding what you want to do, as i understand it you want to utilise more of the graph plot area with the lines being plotted.

if you could post back in further detail your problem and your ideal solution, then ill do my best to help

 

regards

 

 

Richard

Richard S
Applications Engineer
Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer
National Instruments UK&Ireland
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Basically, I want to change the FillTo property so that the fill goes East-West instead of North-South.

 

See the attachment for an example.

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I've had a look through the property nodes and I can not see a way to organise the graph as you wish, 

Hopefully one of your many forums members can shine some light on the issues but I can not seem to find a way to achieve what you have asked. 

 

Apologies

 

Richard.

Richard S
Applications Engineer
Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer
National Instruments UK&Ireland
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This is a pretty mucky way of doing it, but converting to a picture and rotating seems to work. It needs a little additional messing around with axes etc but gives something close to the desired result.

 

With a little help from here and here I cobbled up the attached vi. Visually it isn't too far off but you do lose the ability to zoom in and pan around etc, it should be possible to workaround this but it would require more coding.

 

Hope this helps!

Ian

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