Graph to BMP

[Naïs et Jérôme LANGE]

Is it possible to save a labview graph (XY by example) in a bmp file ?
(LV 5.1 Win N/T)

Thank you
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Naïs et Jerome LANGE
Strasbourg
andromed@club-internet.fr

[Sergey Krasnishov]

"Naïs et Jérôme LANGE" wrote:
>
> Is it possible to save a labview graph (XY by example) in a bmp file ?
> (LV 5.1 Win N/T)
>
> Thank you
> --
> Naïs et Jerome LANGE
> Strasbourg
> andromed@club-internet.fr

In LV 5.1.1 there is picture control palette. You probably can extract
your points from XY Graph to 2d array, convert it to 1D with "Flatten
Pixmap" and save to .bmp with "Write to BMP" vi. Don't forget to study
2D array elements for picture control meaning and convert XY graph
numbers to coordinates and pixel values.

Another way is to make this conversion (with some math. as well) with
IMAQ Vision library.

One more way is to save XY graph as a .gif with LabVIEW report
functions, then converting it to .bmp with any available bitmap files
converter.
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Sergey Krasnishov
____________________________________
Automated Control Systems
National Instruments Alliance Member
Moscow, Russia
sergey_acs@levsha.ru
http://acs.levsha.ru

[emag]

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> In LV 5.1.1 there is picture control palette. You probably can extract
> your points from XY Graph to 2d array, convert it to 1D with "Flatten
> Pixmap" and save to .bmp with "Write to BMP" vi. Don't forget to study
> 2D array elements for picture control meaning and convert XY graph
> numbers to coordinates and pixel values.

Hi Sergey !
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1. "Alt-PrintScreen",
2. Adobe Photoshop (????????)
3. Ctrl-V

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Yuri
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[emag]

Sorry, I forgot, that no everyone speaks in russian :)))

I at one time so tried
At a stage "to 2D" (I remember) vignia was received
The most simple path (imho):

1. "Alt-PrintScreen",
2. Adobe Photoshop (For example)
3. Ctrl-V

Yuri