Full Version: Using cursor with data log graph
I have a data log graph with 8 pens, and I would like to display the value of each pen at a particular cursor position. However, it seems I can only display the cursor value of the first pen. Any one knows if it is possible to display the numeral data of all 8 pens?
QUOTE(PdL @ Feb 11 2009, 09:38 PM) [snapback]78707[/snapback]
I have a data log graph with 8 pens, and I would like to display the value of each pen at a particular cursor position. However, it seems I can only display the cursor value of the first pen. Any one knows if it is possible to display the numeral data of all 8 pens?
I just learned this week the data of the rest of the pens is stored as an array of the first word... Doh!
QUOTE(PdL @ Feb 25 2009, 05:59 PM) [snapback]79305[/snapback]
QUOTE(PdL @ Feb 11 2009, 09:38 PM) [snapback]78707[/snapback]
I have a data log graph with 8 pens, and I would like to display the value of each pen at a particular cursor position. However, it seems I can only display the cursor value of the first pen. Any one knows if it is possible to display the numeral data of all 8 pens?
I just learned this week the data of the rest of the pens is stored as an array of the first word... Doh!
So the data is stored in $W400 to $W407? This is good to know. Thanks PdL.
QUOTE(ECSI @ Feb 25 2009, 11:19 PM) [snapback]79309[/snapback]
QUOTE(PdL @ Feb 25 2009, 05:59 PM) [snapback]79305[/snapback]
QUOTE(PdL @ Feb 11 2009, 09:38 PM) [snapback]78707[/snapback]
I have a data log graph with 8 pens, and I would like to display the value of each pen at a particular cursor position. However, it seems I can only display the cursor value of the first pen. Any one knows if it is possible to display the numeral data of all 8 pens?
I just learned this week the data of the rest of the pens is stored as an array of the first word... Doh!
So the data is stored in $W400 to $W407? This is good to know. Thanks PdL.
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