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skill to plot waveform contained in a file into w-viewer (could be VIVA)

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Posting in the hope that someone has a function they can share that will take a file (two columns of x, y data) and plot that in the active graph window.

Probably leverages this solution from CCS :
How to overlay waveforms created by function ‘drCreateWaveform’ in IC6.1.5 ViVA?

http://support.cadence.com/wps/myportal/cos/COSHome/viewsolution/!ut/p/c5/dY1bboMwFAXXwgKiazstJp-AeZiHUwgByg8iFSBCwBSRJnT1JQvonM_R0UAB28bqp2urpZNjdYMcCrXExDGx_4YOR1NoiGuq8OPUQhuQvR5qif5BR_AJBX15QrCGDo6dGIibPvc0uifIVyEd5TxspQRy72sJmNRbprOY49Scm8gJ5JOSxp7kzdWleDbWXCeCMCOebHpsuEfw_RKZu4-7MROSIHrhMq2z8HENW8M9l068t87Gyvt3scu_KXbXbAnyYSpxeLq6bXdCdc8eoxOtkaKAcOVQw9SPv7amK3-ZaVEi/dl3/d3/L2dBISEvZ0FBIS9nQSEh/

Thanks

If I don't hear back, I'll post my solution later next week..
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  • Andrew Beckett

    Yes, you can use the code in solution 11609072 for this. From IC616 ISR3, you'll also be able to mark the axes as accepting any units ("flexible axes"), and this will allow different signal types to be plotted together more easily.

    The code in the solution allows you to register calculator functions for abSetUnits() and abSetXUnits() (the first does the Y axis).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Yes, you can use the code in solution 11609072 for this. From IC616 ISR3, you'll also be able to mark the axes as accepting any units ("flexible axes"), and this will allow different signal types to be plotted together more easily.

    The code in the solution allows you to register calculator functions for abSetUnits() and abSetXUnits() (the first does the Y axis).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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