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

Jw: /* Add or update a metasegment */

2019-10-18T07:37:20Z

Add or update a metasegment

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	\| <code>/Redraw</code>		\| <code>/Redraw</code>
	\| ~~Redraw~~ the ~~list of metasegments after an update~~. ~~The~~ command <code>SET graph ADDMARKER /X/R</code> ~~can be used~~ to redraw ~~without adding a metasegment~~.		\| Explicitly redraw the metasegment. If this is not specified, then use the command <code>SET graph ADDMARKER /X/R</code> after all chanegs to redraw all metasegments.
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	\| <code>/Select</code> or <code>/Deselect</code>		\| <code>/Select</code> or <code>/Deselect</code>

Jw: according to the source, the restriction was only necessary for function lines.

2019-07-18T11:41:55Z

according to the source, the restriction was only necessary for function lines.

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	\| <var>linewidth</var>		\| <var>linewidth</var>
	\| The width of the frame lines (0, 1, 2, 3 ~~or 4~~, ~~but ''not'' 5, 6, 7 or even larger numbers~~).		\| The width of the frame lines (0, 1, 2, 3, etc.).
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	\| <var>linecolor</var>		\| <var>linecolor</var>

Jw: /* CURSORMODE */

2019-01-15T07:48:48Z

CURSORMODE

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 ===CURSORMODE===
- SET graph CURSORMODE <var>mode</var> <var>style</var> <var>values</var> <var>bound</var> <var>locked</var> <var>rubberline</var> <var>scolor</var> <var>ucolor</var> <var>limit</var> <var>xormode</var> [/Graph|Shell|Both]
+{{/CURSORMODE}}
 ===PLAYCURSOR===

Jw: /* ADDMARKER */

2018-12-06T08:03:10Z

ADDMARKER

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	* A metasegment can display a line or box and a string, and can be clicked and moved.		* A metasegment can display a line or box and a string, and can be clicked and moved.

	All of them support the silent option <code>/~~ilent~~</code> causing error situations to generate warning messages rather than error messages (see [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent#The Silent Flag\|The Silent Flag]] for details).		All of them support the silent option <code>/I</code> causing error situations to generate warning messages rather than error messages (see [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference_Options/Silent#The Silent Flag\|The Silent Flag]] for details).

	==== Add a marker ====		==== Add a marker ====

Jw: /* Scale definition table */

2017-12-14T12:53:13Z

Scale definition table

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	=== Scale definition table===		=== Scale definition table===

	The graph item commands <code>[[#XSCALE\|XSCALE]]</code>, <code>YSCALE</code> and <code>ZSCALE</code> can use a scale definition table to define the scale, labels and grid lines. The scale definition table must be an extended table with the following three fields:		The graph item commands <code>[[#XSCALE\|XSCALE]]</code>, <code>[[#YSCALE\|YSCALE]]</code> and <code>[[#ZSCALE\|ZSCALE]]</code> can use a scale definition table to define the scale, labels and grid lines. The scale definition table must be an extended table with the following three fields:

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Jw: /* Scale definition table */

2017-12-14T12:52:37Z

Scale definition table

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	=== Scale definition table===		=== Scale definition table===

	The graph item commands <code>XSCALE</code>, <code>YSCALE</code> and <code>ZSCALE</code> can use a scale definition table to define the scale, labels and grid lines. The scale definition table must be an extended table with the following three fields:		The graph item commands <code>[[#XSCALE\|XSCALE]]</code>, <code>YSCALE</code> and <code>ZSCALE</code> can use a scale definition table to define the scale, labels and grid lines. The scale definition table must be an extended table with the following three fields:

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Jw: /* Connecting graph inputs */

2017-10-18T07:41:28Z

Connecting graph inputs

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	The graph item's <code>X</code> command configures a graph's x-axis data input. The exact configuration necessary depends on the type of plot which will be drawn.		The graph item's <code>X</code> command configures a graph's x-axis data input. The exact configuration necessary depends on the type of plot which will be drawn.

	SET <var>graph</var> Y <var>index</var> <var>data</var> <var>function</var> <var>splitter</var> <var>params</var> /R		SET <var>graph</var> Y <var>index</var> <var>data</var> <var>function</var> <var>splitter</var> <var>params</var> /Realtime

	The graph item's <code>Y</code> command configures the graph's y-axis data input. The <var>function</var> parameter specifies which type of plot will be drawn. These plots are described individually in more detail below.		The graph item's <code>Y</code> command configures the graph's y-axis data input. The <var>function</var> parameter specifies which type of plot will be drawn. These plots are described individually in more detail below.
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	\| The function plot configuration parameters (see the specific plot below).		\| The function plot configuration parameters (see the specific plot below).
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	\| <code>/R</code>		\| <code>/Realtime</code>
	\| The real-time option <code>/R</code> causes the function to be re-displayed each time an input is updated.		\| The real-time option <code>/R</code> causes the function to be re-displayed each time an input is updated. If this option is used, zooming is not possible.
	\|}		\|}

Jw: /* PARAMETER */

2017-10-18T07:36:42Z

PARAMETER

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	SET <var>graph</var> Y <var>index</var> <var>yout</var> PARAMETER <var>splitter</var> <var>nfrm</var> <var>color</var> <var>style</var> <var>line</var> <var>width</var> <var>sym</var> [/F=noplot /Realtime]		SET <var>graph</var> Y <var>index</var> <var>yout</var> PARAMETER <var>splitter</var> <var>nfrm</var> <var>color</var> <var>style</var> <var>line</var> <var>width</var> <var>sym</var> [/F=noplot /Realtime]

	Display the Y data as a function of time (frame index). The connected output can be a numeric value or a vector. Each value written to Y is appended to the time track. The options <code>/F</code> and <code>/R</code> have the same meaning as for <code>[[#XYPLOT / FUNCTION\|XYPLOT]]</code>. Note, however, that zooming does not work for the parameter plot when the real-time flag is used. This function is used to display parameter time tracks in (frame-by-frame) analysis applications. The <code>DASH</code> and <code>DOT</code> line styles only support widths of <code>0</code>.		Display the Y data as a function of time (frame index). The connected output can be a numeric value or a vector. Each value written to Y is appended to the time track. The options <code>/F</code> and <code>/Realtime</code> have the same meaning as for <code>[[#XYPLOT / FUNCTION\|XYPLOT]]</code>. Note, however, that zooming does not work for the parameter plot when the real-time flag is used. This function is used to display parameter time tracks in (frame-by-frame) analysis applications. The <code>DASH</code> and <code>DOT</code> line styles only support widths of <code>0</code>.

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Jw: /* XYPLOT / FUNCTION */

2017-10-18T07:33:30Z

XYPLOT / FUNCTION

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	SET <var>graph</var> Y <var>index</var> <var>yout</var> XYPLOT <var>splitter</var> <var>color</var> <var>style</var> <var>line</var> <var>width</var> <var>sym</var> [/F=noPlotValue] [/Realtime]		SET <var>graph</var> Y <var>index</var> <var>yout</var> XYPLOT <var>splitter</var> <var>color</var> <var>style</var> <var>line</var> <var>width</var> <var>sym</var> [/F=noPlotValue] [/Realtime]

	Display a two-dimensional function plot: Y<sub>i</sub> = f(X<sub>i</sub>). The outputs assigned to the X and Y inputs must be vectors of the same length. The option <code>/F=<var>noplot</var></code> can be used to suppress plotting all the points where Y<sub>i</sub> equals <var>noplot</var> (useful for f0-tracks). If the option <code>/Realtime</code> is used, the function is redisplayed each time an input is updated. Note that zooming is ~~now~~ possible in conjunction with the <code>/Realtime</code> flag. Otherwise, the function is displayed on synchronisation (when the SPU stops). The <code>DASH</code> and <code>DOT</code> line styles only support widths of <code>0</code>. The keywords '''XYPLOT''' and '''FUNCTION''' are interchangeable.		Display a two-dimensional function plot: Y<sub>i</sub> = f(X<sub>i</sub>). The outputs assigned to the X and Y inputs must be vectors of the same length. The option <code>/F=<var>noplot</var></code> can be used to suppress plotting all the points where Y<sub>i</sub> equals <var>noplot</var> (useful for f0-tracks). If the option <code>/Realtime</code> is used, the function is redisplayed each time an input is updated. Note that zooming is '''not possible''' in conjunction with the <code>/Realtime</code> flag. Otherwise, the function is displayed on synchronisation (when the SPU stops). The <code>DASH</code> and <code>DOT</code> line styles only support widths of <code>0</code>. The keywords '''XYPLOT''' and '''FUNCTION''' are interchangeable.

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Jw: /* XYPLOT / FUNCTION */

2017-10-18T07:31:07Z

XYPLOT / FUNCTION

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	SET <var>graph</var> Y <var>index</var> <var>yout</var> XYPLOT <var>splitter</var> <var>color</var> <var>style</var> <var>line</var> <var>width</var> <var>sym</var> [/F=noPlotValue] [/Realtime]		SET <var>graph</var> Y <var>index</var> <var>yout</var> XYPLOT <var>splitter</var> <var>color</var> <var>style</var> <var>line</var> <var>width</var> <var>sym</var> [/F=noPlotValue] [/Realtime]

	Display a two-dimensional function plot: Y<sub>i</sub> = f(X<sub>i</sub>). The outputs assigned to the X and Y inputs must be vectors of the same length. The option <code>/F=<var>noplot</var></code> can be used to suppress plotting all the points where Y<sub>i</sub> equals <var>noplot</var> (useful for f0-tracks). If the option <code>/Realtime</code> is used, the function is redisplayed each time an input is updated. Otherwise, the function is displayed on synchronisation (when the SPU stops). The <code>DASH</code> and <code>DOT</code> line styles only support widths of <code>0</code>. The keywords '''XYPLOT''' and '''FUNCTION''' are interchangeable.		Display a two-dimensional function plot: Y<sub>i</sub> = f(X<sub>i</sub>). The outputs assigned to the X and Y inputs must be vectors of the same length. The option <code>/F=<var>noplot</var></code> can be used to suppress plotting all the points where Y<sub>i</sub> equals <var>noplot</var> (useful for f0-tracks). If the option <code>/Realtime</code> is used, the function is redisplayed each time an input is updated. Note that zooming is now possible in conjunction with the <code>/Realtime</code> flag. Otherwise, the function is displayed on synchronisation (when the SPU stops). The <code>DASH</code> and <code>DOT</code> line styles only support widths of <code>0</code>. The keywords '''XYPLOT''' and '''FUNCTION''' are interchangeable.

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