I am utilizing a waveform graph and I need to programatically manipulate multiple cursors based upon the movement of a primary cursor. I would like to use the event structure to avoid processor usesage.
My approach is to create an While Loop/event structure where it goes into a it when there is a "mouse down" on the waveform graph. Once in it, there is another While Loop/event structure that has two cases: Time Out (set to 25) and a "Mouse Up" on the waveform graph. In the Time Out case, the primary cursor is read and modifies the location of the secondary cursors. In the "Mouse Up" case, the primary cursor location is read, other cursors are manipulated, and the While Loop is exited.
When I code this up and perform a "mouse down" on the waveform graph, the index on the inner While Loop/Event Structure is advancing but there is no control (can't move it) of the primary cursor on the waveform graph. When I "Mouse Up", the inner While Loop exits.
Obviously, my approach is flawed here based on my lack of understanding of the characteristics of the waveform graph and cursor manipulation. Has somebody come up with a way to achieve what I am trying to do?
