GraphWaveEdit
GraphWaveEdit [/M /NI /ND /T=t /W=winName ] traceName
The GraphWaveEdit operation initiates editing a wave trace in a graph. The wave trace must already be in the graph.
Normally, you would initiate editing by selecting ShowTools from the Graph menu and clicking in the appropriate tool rather than using GraphWaveEdit.
Parameters
traceName is a wave name, optionally followed by the # character and an instance number: "myWave#1" is the second instance of myWave appended to the graph ("myWave" is the first).
A string containing traceName can be used with the $ operator to specify traceName.
If traceName is omitted then you get to pick the wave trace to edit by clicking on it.
Flags
| /M | Specifies that the edited trace must be monotonic in the X dimension. You cannot drag points so that they cross horizontally. | ||||
| /ND | Suppresses deletion of a data point when the user presses Alt and clicks on the point. | ||||
| /NI | Suppresses insertion of a new data point when the user clicks between points. | ||||
| /T=t | Sets the trace mode. | ||||
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| /W=winName | Edits traces in the named graph window or subwindow. When omitted, action will affect the active window or subwindow. This must be the first flag specified when used in a Proc or Macro or on the command line. | ||||
| When identifying a subwindow with winName, see Subwindow Syntax for details on forming the window hierarchy. | |||||
Details
The GraphWaveEdit operation is not multidimensional aware. See Multidimensional Waves, particularly Analysis on Multidimensional Waves for details.