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yLimit doesn't work with awvPlotWaveform() if stripNumber is set

markbeck
markbeck over 13 years ago

Greetings all,

Using version IC6.1.5.500.1

If I execute the following in the CIW,

  • newWindow()
  • awvPlotWaveform(awvGetCurrentWindow() (list <waveform>) )
  • yLimit((list 1 2))

yLimit works fine.

But if I type the following in the CIW:

  • newWindow()
  • awvPlotWaveform(awvGetCurrentWindow() (list <waveform>) ?stripNumber (list 1))
  • yLimit((list 1 2))

The yLimit fails with the message:

This command requires a valid object id.  No object with the id "" could be found.
No graph object selected.
No graph object selected.
nil

If I don't use awvPlotWaveform and  execute the following:
  • newWindow()
  • plot(<waveform> ?strip 1)
  • yLimit((list 1 2))

 The yLimit command works fine. 

If I use the awvSetYLimit command, it works fine.

  • newWindow()
  • awvPlotWaveform(awvGetCurrentWindow() (list <waveform>) ?stripNumber (list 1))
  • awvSetYLimit(awvGetCurrentWindow() 1 (list 1 2) ?stripNumber 1)

 Has anyone else encountered this issue?

Mark

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    markbeck over 13 years ago

     Sigh.... posted too fast.  If I'm running Ic6.1.5.500.5, the problem goes away.

    It appears to have been fixed.

    Mark

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  • markbeck
    markbeck over 13 years ago

     Sigh.... posted too fast.  If I'm running Ic6.1.5.500.5, the problem goes away.

    It appears to have been fixed.

    Mark

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