03-01-2006 11:29 AM
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03-01-2006 12:33 PM
You can plot real time data on an X-Y graph. I have done that a lot as I personally prefer graphs to charts. Exactly how you do it depends on exactly how you are acquiring data. You talk about your program saving data as it acquires it. You will probably add code to update the graph every time you save data. Your data will have to be structured properly to write to the graph indicator, but you must be doing that anyway now at the end of the program. Maybe all you need to do is include your existing graph update code at the data save point.
If you're having trouble structuring the data properly, add a post here to say that and I can provide a version 6.0 example, but I think you seem to be having difficulty knowing how to place the graph update code into the data acquisition and save code. I might need more details on that to provide a useful example.
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03-09-2006 09:17 AM
Hi,
I believe that what he meant by "copies of local variables of the chart" are several local variables of the same chart. Just rigth click on the chart and create as many local variables as you need.
Please correct me if I'm wrong!
Isabel
03-09-2006 09:45 PM
Hi Isabel,
... I believe that what he meant by "copies of local variables of the chart" are several local variables of the same chart. Just rigth click on the chart and create as many local variables as you need.
Please correct me if I'm wrong!
Isabel
You're quite right, that's what I meant - but didn't express clearly.
Thanks