Programmer Guide/Shell Items/Graph/GRAPH Item Attributes - Revision history

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2017-11-09T12:45:22Z

!VIEW

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	If the graph has not been zoomed, the <code>!VIEW</code> and [[Shell_Items/Graph/GRAPH_Item_Attributes#.21RANGE\|<code>!RANGE</code>]] values are identical.		If the graph has not been zoomed, the <code>!VIEW</code> and [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/GRAPH_Item_Attributes#.21RANGE\|<code>!RANGE</code>]] values are identical.

2017-11-09T12:43:58Z

!VIEW

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	If the graph has not been zoomed, the <code>!VIEW</code> and <code>!RANGE</code> values are identical.		If the graph has not been zoomed, the <code>!VIEW</code> and [[Shell_Items/Graph/GRAPH_Item_Attributes#.21RANGE\|<code>!RANGE</code>]] values are identical.

2017-06-14T08:27:01Z

!SEGMENT

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	==!SEGMENT==		==!SEGMENT==

	The <code>!SEGMENT</code> attribute ~~gets~~ information about metagsegments. There are two ways to use the <code>!SEGMENT</code> attribute.		The <code>!SEGMENT</code> attribute retrieves information about metagsegments in the graph. There are two ways to use the <code>!SEGMENT</code> attribute.

	=== Without arguments ===		=== Without arguments ===

	Without further arguments, the <code>!SEGMENT</code> attribute returns the number of metasegments:		Without further arguments, the <code>!SEGMENT</code> attribute returns the number of metasegments in the graph:

	#n := $#graph[!SEGMENT]		#n := $#graph[!SEGMENT]

2016-01-27T09:31:39Z

!INPUTS

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	The <code>!INPUTS</code> attribute returns the number of Y data inputs attached to the graph.		The <code>!INPUTS</code> attribute returns the number of Y data inputs attached to the graph.

	If the <code>!INPUTS</code> attribute is called with an index as its argument then the type of function used for the input is returned (e.g. <code>spectrogram</code>):		If the <code>!INPUTS</code> attribute is called with an index as its argument then the type of function used for the input is returned (e.g. <code>spectrogram</code>), or an asterisk, if no input is defined for that index:

	#type := $#graph[!inputs,$#i]		#type := $#graph[!inputs,$#i]

2015-04-09T07:32:30Z

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}
			{{Graph Item}}
	[[Category:Graph Item]]		[[Category:Graph Item]]
	This chapter describes the attributes of {{STX}} [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph\|graph shell items]]. Like with all types of {{STX}} shell items, the respective attributes may be retrieved like this:		This chapter describes the attributes of {{STX}} [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph\|graph shell items]]. Like with all types of {{STX}} shell items, the respective attributes may be retrieved like this:

2015-03-10T07:59:23Z

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			[[Category:Graph Item]]
	This chapter describes the attributes of {{STX}} [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph\|graph shell items]]. Like with all types of {{STX}} shell items, the respective attributes may be retrieved like this:		This chapter describes the attributes of {{STX}} [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph\|graph shell items]]. Like with all types of {{STX}} shell items, the respective attributes may be retrieved like this:

2012-12-05T12:17:21Z

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	This chapter describes the attributes of {{STX}} [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph\|graph shell items]]. Like with all types of {{STX}} shell items, the respective attributes may be retrieved like this:		This chapter describes the attributes of {{STX}} [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph\|graph shell items]]. Like with all types of {{STX}} shell items, the respective attributes may be retrieved like this:

	#s := $#graphItem[!CURSORLIMIT]		#s := set '$#graphItem[!CURSORLIMIT]'

	==!CURSORLIMIT==		==!CURSORLIMIT==

2012-10-31T10:52:40Z

With a segment index or segment ID as its argument

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	{\|		{\| class="keinrahmen"
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>idx</code> \|\| the temporary index		\| <code>idx</code> \|\| the temporary index

2012-10-31T10:31:07Z

!MODE

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	The <code>!MODE</code> attribute returns the current mode the graph is in. This is one of the following:		The <code>!MODE</code> attribute returns the current mode the graph is in. This is one of the following:

	{\|		{\| class="keinrahmen"
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>overview</code> \|\| the graph is displaying the view as a metasegment within the whole range		\| <code>overview</code> \|\| the graph is displaying the view as a metasegment within the whole range

2012-10-25T17:42:44Z

!SEGMENT

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	==!SEGMENT==		==!SEGMENT==

	The <code>!SEGMENT</code> attribute gets information about metagsegments. There are ~~three~~ ways to use the !SEGMENT attribute.		The <code>!SEGMENT</code> attribute gets information about metagsegments. There are two ways to use the <code>!SEGMENT</code> attribute.

	=== Without arguments ===		=== Without arguments ===