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* SETONPLOTCALC.SPL Copyright (C) 2024 DSP Development Corporation *
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* Author: Randy Race *
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* Synopsis: Sets window propagation based on series plotting. *
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* Revisions: 29 Apr 2024 RRR Creation *
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#if @HELP_SETONPLOTCALC
SETONPLOTCALC
Purpose: Sets a parent window to update dependent windows whenever the
parent window plots.
Syntax: SETONPLOTCALC(win, on_off)
win - Optional. Zero or more windows, the parent windows.
Defaults to current window.
on_off - An integer, the setonplotcalc mode.
0: setonplotcalc OFF (default)
1: setonplotcalc ON
Returns: A positive integer if SETONPLOTCALC is active for the window,
else 0.
Example:
setonplotcalc(w1, 1);
W1: gnorm(10000, 1/10000)
W2: integ(w1)
The onplotcalc mode is activated for W1.
W1 contains 10000 samples of normally distributed random noise.
W2 integrates the data in W1.
Each time W1 plots due to scrolling, mousing or coordinate
manipulation, W2 updates by computing the integration of
the time segment displayed in W1. For example:
setx(w1, 0.1, 0.2)
W2 automatically updates and computes the integral of the segment
in W1 between 0.1 and 0.2 seconds.
Example:
setonplotcalc(w1, 1);
W1: gnorm(10000, 1/10000);
W2: integ(w1);
W3: spectrum(w2);
loglog(w3);
The onplotcalc mode is activated for W1.
W1 contains 10000 samples of normally distributed random noise.
W2 integrates the data in W1.
W3 computes the frequency domain spectrum of W2 displayed with
log-log scales.
Each time W1 plots due to scrolling, mousing or coordinate
manipulation, W2 updates by computing the integration of
the time segment displayed in W1. W3 automatically
updates whenever W2 changes. Thus, whenever W1 plots, the
integral of the displayed segment is computed and the
spectrum of the integral segment is computed.
Remarks:
A parent window normally updates child (i.e. dependent)
windows any time the data in the parent window changes.
SETONPLOTCALC causes the parent window to trigger updates of
its child windows each time the parent window plots.
Additionally, child windows are presented only with the
portion of the parent that is currently displayed. This
design allows for automatic processing of dependent windows
by scrolling through the parent window.
The header of a window with SETONPLOTCALC set displays in a
different color.
SETONPLOTCALC with no ON_OFF argument returns a positive value
if the current or input window has SETONPLOTCALC set, or 0 if
SETONPLOTCALC is not set.
See Also:
Ascale
Calc
Yscale
#endif