Thanks for the help. That is basically what I've done, expect all I get:
"System error #110: Connection Timed out"
I get the same when I cat and echo, but I get the proper response then get
the error:
[root@dev andy]# echo *IDN?>/dev/usbtmc0
[root@dev andy]# cat /dev/usbtmc0
Rigol Technologies
It depend... If all the chart are on the same style ... One chart object in
multiple drawing area pointing on one event handler
Group
Le 28 juin 2013 13:14, "Alberto Caballero" a
écrit :
> Ok Fabien,
>
> I will try all of this. What I want to do is to show different charts
> inside different tab
In gambas
Dim grata as integer[][]=[[1,2,3,4][1,2,3,4][1,2,3,4][1,2,3,4]]
But also an internal file in gambas can be used
Dim a as integer[]=split(file.load("data"))
For I =3 to 3
For j = 0 to 3
Adata[i][j]=a[I*j]
Next
Next
Or a structure via gb.setting
.. so many ways
But for a short sequ
Ok Fabien,
I will try all of this. What I want to do is to show different charts
inside different tabs. Should I declare different Chart variables for each
chart?
I will update you ASAP.
2013/6/28 Fabien Bodard
> Never resize the drawing area in its draw event !!!
>
> Use the form resize even
Never resize the drawing area in its draw event !!!
Use the form resize event or better learn how to use gambas arrangement
properties. The last allow to do what you want without any code line.
Le 28 juin 2013 13:06, "Fabien Bodard" a écrit :
> I think I don'treally understand what you want to d
I think I don'treally understand what you want to do ...
One tabstrip ... Multiple tabs and one chart object with different set of
data that change depend on the selected tab ?
Le 28 juin 2013 12:54, "Alberto Caballero" a
écrit :
> Hi Fabien,
>
> Thanks for your support.
>
> Here you have the pi
Hi Fabien,
Thanks for your support.
Here you have the piece of code that manages the graph. For a new graph at
a new DrawingArea, should I declare a new Chart variable? I think this did
not work for me.
Private Sub GenGraficaCaudales()
Dim i As Integer
Dim msg As String
Dim titles As New
I remember read/data statements, but I never used them.
There is inline assembler in C...
Jussi
On Fri, Jun 28, 2013 at 1:23 PM, Caveat wrote:
> Think the rest of the list are pretending to be younger than they are!
>
> Of course I remember read/data statements, it was quite a popular way of
>
Think the rest of the list are pretending to be younger than they are!
Of course I remember read/data statements, it was quite a popular way of
getting a little (and sometimes not so little!) snippet of machine code
into a basic program.
I still have my Spectrum 48k, my ZX81, and my ZX80 :-D
K
