Is there any easy way to move the cursor in a plot by just a mouse click?

[DrObb]

Right now I have to click at the cursor and drag it to the right position. I was wondering if there is an easy way to just do the mouse click to change the cursor (not dragging the cursor). I have only one cursor in the graph.

[Elton Wells]

Assuming that if you click the cursor that you want it to always move to the same position, I think that you could do what you want by calling the cursor's SetPosition method in the graph's CursorMouseDown event.

- Elton

[DrObb]

I tried to detect CursorMouseDown event but I can not detect it. I can detect just the MouseDown event when I click mouse anywhere on the graph. How to activate the CursorMouseDown event??

[Chris Matthews]

To get plot and cursor events, your graph must be in track mode "Plot and Cursor Events". That is why you aren't getting the CursorMouseDown.

Best Regards,

Chris Matthews
National Instruments

[Elton Wells]

Try setting the TrackMode property to CNiGraph::TrackAllEvents.

- Elton