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|width="70"|'''Info''' | |||
|width="530"|Flags are optional, and are used to modify the behavior/appearance of the control_curve. Only 1 flag is currently defined: XY_USEDATE. When this flag is set, the x column becomes a date/time calendar. | |||
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|'''Values''' | |||
| XY_USEDATE | |||
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|'''Versions''' | |||
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|'''Used by''' | |||
|width="530"| control_curve | |||
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Revision as of 14:48, 11 March 2015
Elements
Element <control_curve>
| Info | Displays an curve push button. When pushed the xy curve values can be updated and a curve is displayed. |
| Versions | 2 |
| Attributes | none |
| Children | max_rows, flags, x_column, y_column, unique_name, dependency |
| Used by | item, row, column |
| Example | This example creates a curve limited to 10 rows.
<item>
<control_curve>
<unique_name>myCurve1</unique_name>
<max_rows>10</max_rows>
<flags>XY_USEDATE</flags>
<x_column>
<text>Time
</x_column>
<y_column>
<text>Velocity</text>
</y_column>
</control_curve>
…
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Element <x_column>, <y_column>
| Info | Used to define the attributes in the column such as text (heading). |
| Versions | 2 |
| Attributes | none |
| Children | text |
| Used by | control_curve |
| Example | This example creates a curve button with the date/time flag.
<item>
<control_curve>
<unique_name>myCurve1</unique_name>
<flags>XY_USEDATE</flags>
<x_column>
<text>Time
</x_column>
<y_column>
<text>Velocity</text>
</y_column>
</control_curve>
…
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Attributes
Attributes <flags>
| Info | Flags are optional, and are used to modify the behavior/appearance of the control_curve. Only 1 flag is currently defined: XY_USEDATE. When this flag is set, the x column becomes a date/time calendar. |
| Values | XY_USEDATE |
| Versions | 2 |
| Used by | control_curve |
