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Jw: /* KEY */

2017-12-13T07:54:39Z

KEY

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	<code>GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> KEY <var>keycode</var> <var>keyname</var></code>		<code>GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> KEY <var>keycode</var> <var>keyname</var></code>

	The key message is generated by the active graph when a (non-system) key is pressed. See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/DISPLAY_and_DIALOG_Messages\|DIALOG and DISPLAY item messages]] for message parameters details. See [[~~???~~\|~~Keyname Parameter Values~~]] for the format of <var>keycode</var>.		The key message is generated by the active graph when a (non-system) key is pressed. See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/DISPLAY_and_DIALOG_Messages\|DIALOG and DISPLAY item messages]] for message parameters details. See [[Programmer_Guide/General_Descriptions/KEY_message_parameters\|KEY message parameters]] for the format of <var>keycode</var>.

	Some special keys (e.g. cursor keys) may be processed by the graph. For details about the configuration of keyboard handling read the description of the command <code>[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]]</code>.		Some special keys (e.g. cursor keys) may be processed by the graph. For details about the configuration of keyboard handling read the description of the command <code>[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]]</code>.

Jw: /* MSSELECT */

2017-06-14T09:46:59Z

MSSELECT

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	GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> MSSELECT <var>msindex</var>		GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> MSSELECT <var>msindex</var>

	The <code>MSSELECT</code> message is generated when a metasegments is selected (i.e. clicked upon) by the user and sends the index (see !SEGMENTS) of the selected metasegment.		The <code>MSSELECT</code> message is generated when a metasegments is selected (i.e. clicked upon) by the user and sends the index (see [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/GRAPH_Item_Attributes#.21SEGMENT\|!SEGMENTS]]) of the selected metasegment.

	===MSUPDATE===		===MSUPDATE===

Jw: /* MSSELECT */

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MSSELECT

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	GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> MSSELECT <var>msindex</var>		GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> MSSELECT <var>msindex</var>

	The <code>MSSELECT</code> message is generated when a metasegments is selected (i.e. clicked upon) by the user.		The <code>MSSELECT</code> message is generated when a metasegments is selected (i.e. clicked upon) by the user and sends the index (see !SEGMENTS) of the selected metasegment.

	===MSUPDATE===		===MSUPDATE===

Jw at 08:30, 28 April 2015

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	<code>GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> RESTORE <var>par</var></code>		<code>GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> RESTORE <var>par</var></code>

	This message is generated when a graph is activated (becomes the current graph in the display). The parameter <var>par</var> is meaningless (and normally set to 0). You can programatically set the active graph using the <code>[[Programmer Guide/Shell Items/Display/SET DISPLAY\|SET display GRAPH]]</code> command.		This message is generated when a graph is activated (becomes the current graph in the display). The parameter <var>par</var> is meaningless (and normally set to 0). You can programatically set the active graph using the <code>[[Programmer Guide/Shell Items/Display/SET DISPLAY#GRAPH\|SET display GRAPH]]</code> command.

	==Printing==		==Printing==

Jw: Consolidating multiple entries

2015-04-28T08:26:05Z

Consolidating multiple entries

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	The following messages are sent by graph items.		The following messages are sent by graph items.

	; Context Menu~~: <code>GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> CMITEM <var>menuitem</var></code>~~		==Context Menu==
	: This message is generated if a context menu item (right mouse click) was selected. The parameter <var>menuitem</var> is the (zero-based) index of the selected menu item. Note: unlike dialogs, the graphs do not send a <code>CMSTAT</code> message, since only one context menu can be added to each graph. If the &quote;copy/print…&quote; item was selected, the graph does not generate a message but displays the standard copy/print dialog instead.
	~~; Printing: <code>GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> STOP <var>par</var></code>~~
	: If a copy/print process (initiated via a command or the copy/print dialog) has finished, the graph sends a <code>STOP</code> message to the shell. The parameter <var>par</var> is meaningless (and normally set to 0).
	~~; Activation: <code>GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> RESTORE <var>par</var></code>~~
	~~: This message is generated when a graph is activated (becomes the current graph in the display). The parameter <var>par</var> is meaningless (and normally set to 0).~~
	~~; Mouse Wheel: <code>GRAPH <var>graphitem</var> WHEEL <var>wheelcode</var> <var>delta</var> <var>control</var> <var>shift</var> <var>left</var> <var>right</var></code>~~
	: The wheel message is generated by the active graph when the position of the mouse wheel has been changed. See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/DISPLAY_and_DIALOG_Messages\|DIALOG and DISPLAY item messages]] for message parameters details.
	~~; Keyboard: <code>GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> KEY <var>keycode</var> <var>keyname</var></code>~~
	: The key message is generated by the active graph when a (non-system) key is pressed. See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/DISPLAY_and_DIALOG_Messages\|DIALOG and DISPLAY item messages]] for message parameters details. See [[???\|Keyname Parameter Values]] for the format of <var>keycode</var>.
	: Some special keys (e.g. cursor keys) may be processed by the graph. For details about the configuration of keyboard handling read the description of the command <code>[[PProgrammer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]]</code>.

	==CMITEM==		===CMITEM===

	GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> CMITEM <var>menuitem</var>		<code>GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> CMITEM <var>menuitem</var></code>

	This message is generated if a context menu item (right mouse click) was selected. The parameter <var>menuitem</var> is the (zero-based) index of the selected menu item. Note: unlike dialogs, the graphs do not send a <code>CMSTAT</code> message, since only one context menu can be added to each graph. If the <code>copy/print ...</code> item was selected, the graph does not generate a message but displays the standard copy/print dialog instead		This message is generated if a context menu item (right mouse click) was selected. The parameter <var>menuitem</var> is the (zero-based) index of the selected menu item. Note: unlike dialogs, the graphs do not send a <code>CMSTAT</code> message, since only one context menu can be added to each graph. If the <code>copy/print ...</code> item was selected, the graph does not generate a message but displays the standard copy/print dialog instead

	==DATASETLOADED==		==Background Data Loading==

			===DATASETLOADED===

	GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> DATASETLOADED <var>inputName</var>		GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> DATASETLOADED <var>inputName</var>
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	The <code>DATASETLOADED</code> message is sent by a graph when the data for a particular graph input has been successfully loaded. The message was implemented because data is now loaded in a separate thread. The <var>inputName</var> identifies the data which has loaded and is a combination of the input (<code>X</code> or <code>Y</code>) and the input index (e.g. <code>Y0</code> for the first Y input, <code>Y1</code> for the second Y input and so on).		The <code>DATASETLOADED</code> message is sent by a graph when the data for a particular graph input has been successfully loaded. The message was implemented because data is now loaded in a separate thread. The <var>inputName</var> identifies the data which has loaded and is a combination of the input (<code>X</code> or <code>Y</code>) and the input index (e.g. <code>Y0</code> for the first Y input, <code>Y1</code> for the second Y input and so on).

	==~~KEY~~==		==Keyboard==

	GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> KEY <var>keycode</var> <var>keyname</var>		===KEY===

			<code>GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> KEY <var>keycode</var> <var>keyname</var></code>

	The key message is generated by the active graph when a (non-system) key is pressed. See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/DISPLAY_and_DIALOG_Messages\|DIALOG and DISPLAY item messages]] for message parameters details. See [[???\|Keyname Parameter Values]] for the format of <var>keycode</var>.		The key message is generated by the active graph when a (non-system) key is pressed. See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/DISPLAY_and_DIALOG_Messages\|DIALOG and DISPLAY item messages]] for message parameters details. See [[???\|Keyname Parameter Values]] for the format of <var>keycode</var>.
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	Some special keys (e.g. cursor keys) may be processed by the graph. For details about the configuration of keyboard handling read the description of the command <code>[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]]</code>.		Some special keys (e.g. cursor keys) may be processed by the graph. For details about the configuration of keyboard handling read the description of the command <code>[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]]</code>.

	==~~RESTORE~~==		==Graph Activation==

	~~GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var>~~ RESTORE ~~<var>par</var>~~		===RESTORE===

	~~This message is generated when a graph is activated (becomes the current graph in the display). The parameter~~ <var>par</var> ~~is meaningless (and normally set to 0).~~		<code>GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> RESTORE <var>par</var></code>

	~~==STOP==~~		This message is generated when a graph is activated (becomes the current graph in the display). The parameter <var>par</var> is meaningless (and normally set to 0). You can programatically set the active graph using the <code>[[Programmer Guide/Shell Items/Display/SET DISPLAY\|SET display GRAPH]]</code> command.

	GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> STOP <var>par</var>		==Printing==

			===STOP===

			<code>GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> STOP <var>par</var></code>

	If a copy/print process (initiated via a command or the copy/print dialog) has finished, the graph sends a <code>STOP</code> message to the shell. The parameter <var>par</var> is meaningless (and normally set to 0).		If a copy/print process (initiated via a command or the copy/print dialog) has finished, the graph sends a <code>STOP</code> message to the shell. The parameter <var>par</var> is meaningless (and normally set to 0).

	==WHEEL==		==Mouse Wheel==

			===WHEEL===

	GRAPH <var>graphitem</var> WHEEL <var>wheelcode</var> <var>delta</var> <var>control</var> <var>shift</var> <var>left</var> <var>right</var>		<code>GRAPH <var>graphitem</var> WHEEL <var>wheelcode</var> <var>delta</var> <var>control</var> <var>shift</var> <var>left</var> <var>right</var></code>

	The wheel message is generated by the active graph when the position of the mouse wheel has been changed. See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/DISPLAY_and_DIALOG_Messages\|DIALOG and DISPLAY item messages]] for message parameters details.		The wheel message is generated by the active graph when the position of the mouse wheel has been changed. See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/DISPLAY_and_DIALOG_Messages\|DIALOG and DISPLAY item messages]] for message parameters details.

Jw at 07:32, 9 April 2015

2015-04-09T07:32:47Z

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}
	~~[[Category:~~Graph Item]]		{{Graph Item}}
	The following messages are sent by graph items.		The following messages are sent by graph items.

Jw at 07:59, 10 March 2015

2015-03-10T07:59:35Z

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}
			[[Category:Graph Item]]
	The following messages are sent by graph items.		The following messages are sent by graph items.

Christian: /* MSSELECT */

2012-10-31T10:52:02Z

MSSELECT

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	GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> MSSELECT <var>msindex</var>		GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> MSSELECT <var>msindex</var>

	The <code>MSSELECT</code> message is generated when a metasegments is selected by the user ~~(clicked on)~~.		The <code>MSSELECT</code> message is generated when a metasegments is selected (i.e. clicked upon) by the user.

	===MSUPDATE===		===MSUPDATE===

Christian: /* DATASETLOADED */

2012-10-31T10:32:04Z

DATASETLOADED

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	GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> DATASETLOADED <var>inputName</var>		GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> DATASETLOADED <var>inputName</var>

	The <code>DATASETLOADED</code> message is sent by a graph when the data for a particular graph input has been successfully loaded. The message was implemented because data is now loaded in a separate thread. The <var>inputName</var> identifies the data which has loaded and is a combination of the input (<code>X</code> or <code>Y</code>) and the input index (e.g. <code>Y0</code> for the first Y input).		The <code>DATASETLOADED</code> message is sent by a graph when the data for a particular graph input has been successfully loaded. The message was implemented because data is now loaded in a separate thread. The <var>inputName</var> identifies the data which has loaded and is a combination of the input (<code>X</code> or <code>Y</code>) and the input index (e.g. <code>Y0</code> for the first Y input, <code>Y1</code> for the second Y input and so on).

	==KEY==		==KEY==

Christian: /* DATASETLOADED */

2012-10-31T10:31:40Z

DATASETLOADED

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	GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> DATASETLOADED <var>inputName</var>		GRAPH <var>graphitemname</var> DATASETLOADED <var>inputName</var>

	The <code>DATASETLOADED</code> message is sent by a graph when the data for a particular graph input has been successfully loaded. The message was implemented because data is now loaded in a separate thread. The <var>inputName</var> identifies the data which has loaded and is a combination of the input (<code>X</code> or <code>Y</code>) and the input index (E.g. <code>Y0</code> for the first Y input).		The <code>DATASETLOADED</code> message is sent by a graph when the data for a particular graph input has been successfully loaded. The message was implemented because data is now loaded in a separate thread. The <var>inputName</var> identifies the data which has loaded and is a combination of the input (<code>X</code> or <code>Y</code>) and the input index (e.g. <code>Y0</code> for the first Y input).

	==KEY==		==KEY==