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Display Two curves on the same figure

Page d'accueil ' Communauté ' FPScript ' Affichage de deux courbes sur la même figure

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  • #33648
    Zoé SIGRIST
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    Hello,

    I would like to know the script to display two or more curves on the same figure. This leas to 2 figures : Return [<Sig> Signal(sig, time) , <Envelop> Signal(env, time)]

    thanks

    #33649
    Bernhard Kantz
    Participant

    The operator creates a list of one or more elements specified. Details can be found in the online help. Lists can be treated as one dynamic curve (with a graph for each element) or multiple static curves in a diagram.

    If one just wants to multiple graphs depicted in a diagram, this can be achieved selecting multiple datasets when creating the diagram. It is also possible to add new curves to an existing diagram.

    #33650
    Zoé SIGRIST
    Participant

    Thank you for your anwser.

    However, I don’t succeed in making 2 curves in one diagram/figure by FpScript

    Could you please give me an example?

     

    #33651
    Bernhard Kantz
    Participant

    Possibly it is a misunderstanding. With an FPScript formula, one cannot create, delete or change the properties (with some minor exceptions) of other objects. Thus it is not possible to create a diagram within FPScript code. But one can provide a list of two or more datasets in a formula that can be depicted in a diagram.

    It may be helpful to view this (french) introduction video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07h2k5SMUa8), where a second curve is added interactively to an existing diagram.

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