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Issue with awvPlotWaveform

greywanderer

Sometimes the "?expr" option does not work. Even after providing a list in the command

awvPlotWaveform(winid waves ?expr list("a" "b" "c" "d" "e" "f" "g" "h" "i") ), the plot looks like this,

Any reason why I am seeing this? It does this only sometimes.

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  • Presumably it's something to do with the fact that the waves were just from one point in the data, but without knowing more details as to how you generated waves I can't say (especially as you're not showing the full name in the legend).

    Of course, the usual questions about which version you're using apply here too.

    Andrew

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Andrew,

    Sorry for the delay in response. Was really busy at work.

    The issue is not showing up any more. I dont  think I changed anything(something could have happened inadvertently). The version we are using is

    "waves" is a list of waveforms. Since I dont know how to reproduce this issue, I cant share anything else that might be useful here. Also, I am pretty sure that the waveforms were NOT a 1 point data because nothing was wrong with the waves.

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  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Andrew,

    Sorry for the delay in response. Was really busy at work.

    The issue is not showing up any more. I dont  think I changed anything(something could have happened inadvertently). The version we are using is

    "waves" is a list of waveforms. Since I dont know how to reproduce this issue, I cant share anything else that might be useful here. Also, I am pretty sure that the waveforms were NOT a 1 point data because nothing was wrong with the waves.

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