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Qt plotting - new strip?

markbeck

In IC6.1.5, there is a new method of plotting using 'strips'.  I found that the plot() command now supports specifying the strip number. 

This is great if you know the strip number, but what if I just want to add a new strip? 

How can I either create a new strip or have the plot command automatically create that new strip?

Thanks,
Mark

 

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  • markbeck

     Somewhat related to this, is there a way to query the QT plotter to determine how many strips there are in the current subwindow?

     If I could figure out how many strips there are in the current subwindow, I could just direct a function to plot the waveform to the next available strip number.

    Alternatively, I could use gensym() to generate an un-used number. This seems to work fine, but I don't know whether this creates any issues for the Qt plotter to have strips comming in using numbers that it hasn't encountered yet.

    Mark

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  • markbeck

     Somewhat related to this, is there a way to query the QT plotter to determine how many strips there are in the current subwindow?

     If I could figure out how many strips there are in the current subwindow, I could just direct a function to plot the waveform to the next available strip number.

    Alternatively, I could use gensym() to generate an un-used number. This seems to work fine, but I don't know whether this creates any issues for the Qt plotter to have strips comming in using numbers that it hasn't encountered yet.

    Mark

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