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awvSetWaveNameList broken in 6.1.5?

markbeck
markbeck over 14 years ago

I'm playing around with 6.1.5 and I tried the following experiment with a plot window.

 awvSetWaveNameList(awvGetWaveNameList(awvGetCurrentWindow()))

I would expect that it would return a 't', as all I'm doing is setting the current wave name to the current wave name.

But, I get back the following:  

ERROR (WIA-1002): The specified waveform window ID is not valid. Specify a valid waveform window ID.
nil 

I can do it more explicitly:

g_window = awvGetCurrentWindow()
window:18

 l_list = awvGetWaveNameList(g_window)
((1 3)
    ("/iref" "/I0/iref")
)

awvSetWaveNameList(l_list)
ERROR (WIA-1002): The specified waveform window ID is not valid. Specify a valid waveform window ID.
nil

Anyone else seeing this? 

Mark

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  • Quek
    Quek over 14 years ago

    Hi Mark

    Thank you very much for the detail description. There is indeed something wrong with the function. I am also seeing the problem in IC615-500-1.The windows argument is supposed to be optional but the function now insists that user provides a window ID. This issue has already been reported and will be fixed. As a workaround, please use the following for now:

    awvSetWaveNameList(awvGetWaveNameList(awvGetCurrentWindow()) awvGetCurrentWindow())


    Best regards
    Quek

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