"curveGridRefValsX"
In case of value-over-value trend curves, this attribute allows to define the reference value for the grid lines as well as number of grid lines and the distance between them.
Synopsis
setValue(string shape, "curveGridRefValsX", string curve, float refValue, float
aboveDistance, float belowDistance, int aboveCount, int belowCount);
getValue(string shape, "curveGridRefValsX", string curve, float refValue, float
aboveDistance, float belowDistance, int aboveCount, int belowCount);
shape.curveGridRefValsX(string curve, float refValue, float aboveDistance, float
belowDistance, int aboveCount, int belowCount);
Parameter
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| shape | Name of the object |
| curve | Name of the curve |
| refValue | The position for the reference grid line |
| aboveDistance | Distance between grid lines above the reference value |
| belowDistance | Distance between grid lines below the reference value |
| aboveCount | Number of grid lines shown above the reference value |
| belowCount | Number of grid lines shown below the reference value |
Description
In case of value-over-value trend curves, this attribute allows to define the reference value for the grid lines as well as number of grid lines and the distance between them.
Example
The following example draws a reference grid line at position 5 as well as 2 lines above and below the reference. The distance between the lines is set to 1.
main()
{
TREND1.curveGridRefValsX("Curve", 5, 1, 1, 2, 2);
getValue("TREND1","curveGridRefValsX","Curve", retDis);
}Assignment
Trend
