Programmer Guide/Shell Items/Graph/NEW GRAPH - Revision history

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	~~See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]] for the SET commands and [[User Guide/Transcription/SPExL - Transcription Tool\|GRAPH Item Attributes]] for a list of attributes.~~

	NEW GRAPH <var>name</var> <var>inputs</var> <var>display</var> <var>row</var> [<var>col</var>] [ /S\|A ] [ /G ] [ /C ] [ /O ] [ /Nocopyprint ]		NEW GRAPH <var>name</var> <var>inputs</var> <var>display</var> <var>row</var> [<var>col</var>] [ /S\|A ] [ /G ] [ /C ] [ /O ] [ /Nocopyprint ]

	Create a graph item. The graph is assigned to a row and column in an existing display item.		Create a graph item. The graph is assigned to a row and column in an existing [[Programmer Guide/Shell Items/Display\|display item.]]

	The graph receives its data via inputs. The number of Y data inputs is defined in the <code>NEW GRAPH</code> command. The function defining the data source and drawing format can then be called for each Y input (See inputs and plots).		The graph receives its data via inputs. The number of Y data inputs is defined in the <code>NEW GRAPH</code> command. The function defining the data source and drawing format can then be called for each Y input (See inputs and plots).

Jw at 07:33, 9 April 2015

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	~~[[Category:~~Graph Item]]		{{Graph Item}}
	See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]] for the SET commands and [[User Guide/Transcription/SPExL - Transcription Tool\|GRAPH Item Attributes]] for a list of attributes.		See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]] for the SET commands and [[User Guide/Transcription/SPExL - Transcription Tool\|GRAPH Item Attributes]] for a list of attributes.

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			[[Category:Graph Item]]
	See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]] for the SET commands and [[User Guide/Transcription/SPExL - Transcription Tool\|GRAPH Item Attributes]] for a list of attributes.		See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]] for the SET commands and [[User Guide/Transcription/SPExL - Transcription Tool\|GRAPH Item Attributes]] for a list of attributes.

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	See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]] for the SET commands and [[User Guide/Transcription/SPExL - Transcription Tool\|GRAPH Item Attributes]] for a list of attributes.		See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]] for the SET commands and [[User Guide/Transcription/SPExL - Transcription Tool\|GRAPH Item Attributes]] for a list of attributes.

	NEW GRAPH <var>name inputs display row</var> [<var>col</var>] [ /S\|A ] [ /G ] [ /C ] [ /O ] [ /Nocopyprint ]		NEW GRAPH <var>name</var> <var>inputs</var> <var>display</var> <var>row</var> [<var>col</var>] [ /S\|A ] [ /G ] [ /C ] [ /O ] [ /Nocopyprint ]

	Create a graph item. The graph is assigned to a row and column in an existing display item.		Create a graph item. The graph is assigned to a row and column in an existing display item.

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	See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]] for the SET commands and [[User Guide/Transcription/SPExL - Transcription Tool\|GRAPH Item Attributes]] for a list of attributes.		See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]] for the SET commands and [[User Guide/Transcription/SPExL - Transcription Tool\|GRAPH Item Attributes]] for a list of attributes.

	NEW GRAPH <var>name inputs display row</var> [<var>col</var>] [ /S\|A ] [ /G ] [ /C ] [ /O ]		NEW GRAPH <var>name inputs display row</var> [<var>col</var>] [ /S\|A ] [ /G ] [ /C ] [ /O ] [ /Nocopyprint ]

	Create a graph item. The graph is assigned to a row and column in an existing display item.		Create a graph item. The graph is assigned to a row and column in an existing display item.
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	\| <code>/O</code>		\| <code>/O</code>
	\| If the <code>/O</code> option is specified, zoom functionality is turned off. This may speed up graphs which contain a lot of data.		\| If the <code>/O</code> option is specified, zoom functionality is turned off. This may speed up graphs which contain a lot of data.
			\|-
			\| <code>/Nocopyprint</code>
			\| Normally, the context menu for the graph will contain an entry "Copy/print" for printing the graph and for copying to the clipboard. This holds true even if you do not code a context menu at all - in this case, a context menu will be generated automatically, containing only the "Copy/print" entry. The <code>/Nocopyprint</code> option will override this behaviour: If you supply <code>/Nocopyprint</code>, any context menu you programmatically generate will not contain such a "Copy/print" menu. Likewise, if you do not code a context menu for the graph, <code>/Nocopyprint</code> will prevent the "Copy/print" context menu from being generated.
	\|}		\|}

Christian at 11:06, 31 October 2012

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	\| Garbage collection. If specified, the item is automatically deleted when exiting the macro in which it was created.		\| Garbage collection. If specified, the item is automatically deleted when exiting the macro in which it was created.
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>/Cursorrange=on\|off</code>		\| <code>/Cursorrange=on</code> or <code>/Cursorrange=off</code>
	\| The <code>/C</code> option can be used to turn one-click range selection functionality on or off. By default, one-click range selection is on.		\| The <code>/C</code> option can be used to turn one-click range selection functionality on or off. By default, one-click range selection is on.
	\|-		\|-

Christian at 11:05, 31 October 2012

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	\| The location of graph in display (zero based indexes, 0/0 = top/left).		\| The location of graph in display (zero based indexes, 0/0 = top/left).
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>/S</code> or <code>/A</~~var~~>		\| <code>/S</code> or <code>/A</code>
	\| Display multiple inputs synchronously (/S) or asynchronously (/A).		\| Display multiple inputs synchronously (/S) or asynchronously (/A).
	\|-		\|-

Christian at 11:05, 31 October 2012

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	~~==NEW~~ GRAPH==		See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Graph/SET_GRAPH\|SET GRAPH]] for the SET commands and [[User Guide/Transcription/SPExL - Transcription Tool\|GRAPH Item Attributes]] for a list of attributes.

	~~See [[Programmer Guide/Macro Library/BEGIN\|SET GRAPH]] for the SET commands and [[User Guide/Transcription/SPExL - Transcription Tool\|GRAPH Item Attributes]] for a list of attributes.~~		NEW GRAPH <var>name inputs display row</var> [<var>col</var>] [ /S\|A ] [ /G ] [ /C ] [ /O ]

	~~<code>~~NEW GRAPH <var>name inputs display row</var> [<var>col</var>] [ /S\|A ] [ /G ] [ /C ] [ /O ]~~</code>~~

	Create a graph item. The graph is assigned to a row and column in an existing display item.		Create a graph item. The graph is assigned to a row and column in an existing display item.
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	The graph receives its data via inputs. The number of Y data inputs is defined in the <code>NEW GRAPH</code> command. The function defining the data source and drawing format can then be called for each Y input (See inputs and plots).		The graph receives its data via inputs. The number of Y data inputs is defined in the <code>NEW GRAPH</code> command. The function defining the data source and drawing format can then be called for each Y input (See inputs and plots).

	;<var>name</var>		{\| class="keinrahmen"
			\|-
	:The unique name identifying this graph. If an asterisk is supplied, a unique name is automatically generated.		\| <var>name</var>
			\| The unique name identifying this graph. If an asterisk is supplied, a unique name is automatically generated.
	;<var>inputs</var>		\|-
			\| <var>inputs</var>
	:The number of (Y-data) inputs of the graph. An X input is always added.		\| The number of (Y-data) inputs of the graph. An X input is always added.
			\|-
	;<var>display</var>		\| <var>display</var>
			\| The display item name where the graph will be displayed.
	:The display item name where the graph will be displayed.		\|-
			\| <var>row</var>, <var>col</var>
	;<var>row, col</var>		\| The location of graph in display (zero based indexes, 0/0 = top/left).
			\|-
	:The location of graph in display (zero based indexes, 0/0 = top/left).		\| <code>/S</code> or <code>/A</var>
			\| Display multiple inputs synchronously (/S) or asynchronously (/A).
	;<~~var~~>/S\|A</var>		\|-
			\| <code>/G</code>
	:Display multiple inputs synchronously (/S) or asynchronously (/A).		\| Garbage collection. If specified, the item is automatically deleted when exiting the macro in which it was created.
			\|-
	;<~~var~~>/G</~~var~~>		\| <code>/Cursorrange=on\|off</code>
			\| The <code>/C</code> option can be used to turn one-click range selection functionality on or off. By default, one-click range selection is on.
	:Garbage collection. If specified, the item is automatically deleted when exiting the macro in which it was created.		\|-
			\| <code>/O</code>
	;<~~var~~>/Cursorrange=on\|off</~~var~~>		\| If the <code>/O</code> option is specified, zoom functionality is turned off. This may speed up graphs which contain a lot of data.
			\|}
	:The /C option can be used to turn one-click range selection functionality on or off. By default, one-click range selection is on.

	;<~~var~~>/O</~~var~~>

	:If the /O option is specified, zoom functionality is turned off. This may speed up graphs which contain a lot of data.

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==NEW GRAPH==

See [[Programmer Guide/Macro Library/BEGIN|SET GRAPH]] for the SET commands and [[User Guide/Transcription/SPExL - Transcription Tool|GRAPH Item Attributes]] for a list of attributes.

<code>NEW GRAPH <var>name inputs display row</var> [<var>col</var>] [ /S|A ] [ /G ] [ /C ] [ /O ]</code>

Create a graph item. The graph is assigned to a row and column in an existing display item.

The graph receives its data via inputs. The number of Y data inputs is defined in the <code>NEW GRAPH</code> command. The function defining the data source and drawing format can then be called for each Y input (See inputs and plots).

;<var>name</var>

:The unique name identifying this graph. If an asterisk is supplied, a unique name is automatically generated.

;<var>inputs</var>

:The number of (Y-data) inputs of the graph. An X input is always added.

;<var>display</var>

:The display item name where the graph will be displayed.

;<var>row, col</var>

:The location of graph in display (zero based indexes, 0/0 = top/left).

;<var>/S|A</var>

:Display multiple inputs synchronously (/S) or asynchronously (/A).

;<var>/G</var>

:Garbage collection. If specified, the item is automatically deleted when exiting the macro in which it was created.

;<var>/Cursorrange=on|off</var>

:The /C option can be used to turn one-click range selection functionality on or off. By default, one-click range selection is on.

;<var>/O</var>

:If the /O option is specified, zoom functionality is turned off. This may speed up graphs which contain a lot of data.