"curveMarking", "curveMarkingX"

By using the attribute "curveMarking" range of values or a single value can be displayed highlighted. The attribute "curveMarkingX" is used for the XY trend curve of the X part.

Synopsis

setValue(string shape, "curveMarking", string curve, int id, float min, float max, string color, string lineType);

getValue(string shape, "curveMarking", string curve, int id, float min, float max, string color, string lineType);

shape.curveMarking(string curve, int id, float min, float max, string color, string lineType);

Parameters

Parameter Description
shape Name of the object
curve Name of a curve
id Area ID
min Minimum value. If the minimum value == maximum value, a single line with the specified lineType is shown. Otherwise, the whole range between min and max is shown highlighted (whereas the lineType is ignored).
max Maximum value. If the minimum value == maximum value, a single line with the specified lineType is shown. Otherwise, the whole range between min and max is shown highlighted (whereas the lineType is ignored).
color Color of the line
lineType Line type of a curve. You can find the desired line type using function lineSelector().

Description

By using the attribute "curveMarking", a range of values or a single value can be shown highlighted. The attribute "curveMarkingX" is used for the XY trend curve of the X part.

Example

In the following example a single, dashed green line is shown.

main()
{
  TREND1.curveMarking("Curve1",1,10.5,10.5,"green","[dashed,oneColor,JoinMiter,CapButt,3]");
}
Figure 1. A single, dashed green line is shown.

In the following example the range between 120 and 130 is shown.

main()
{
  TREND1.curveMarking("#1_1",1,120,130,"green", "[dashed,oneColor,JoinMiter,CapButt,3]");
}
Figure 2. The Range between 120 and 130 is shown

Assignment

Trend