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Ocean script plot question

Pudzian

 I am ploting my data from an array in a for loop:

 for ( i 0 2

            plot(i_ref[i])

)

This is okay, but is there a way to also inlude the waveform names in an array so they get displayed instead of the default name?  Maybe there is a better way to do this?  I would appreciate any suggestions.

Thanks.

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  • Hi Lawrence,

    thank you for quick reply. Yes there is typing mistake. it should be “cc” instead of “bb” (I edit in post above), but this doesn’t work:

    ERROR (WIA-1006): Unable to plot expression <getData("d1" ?result cc)>

              because it does not evaluate to an object that can be plotted, like a waveform or

              parametric wave. See the Visualization & Analysis Tool documentation for information

              about the types of objects that can be plotted in Visualization & Analysis Tool. Only

               the expressions that evaluate to those objects can be plotted.

    Regards, 

    Jerry 

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  • Hi Lawrence,

    thank you for quick reply. Yes there is typing mistake. it should be “cc” instead of “bb” (I edit in post above), but this doesn’t work:

    ERROR (WIA-1006): Unable to plot expression <getData("d1" ?result cc)>

              because it does not evaluate to an object that can be plotted, like a waveform or

              parametric wave. See the Visualization & Analysis Tool documentation for information

              about the types of objects that can be plotted in Visualization & Analysis Tool. Only

               the expressions that evaluate to those objects can be plotted.

    Regards, 

    Jerry 

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