How to set the active cursor position

[Em1234]

I'm having difficulty trying to set the active cursor's "x-axis" position without interrupting other portions of the code. I have a waveform graph and I want the window to be properly windowed to zoom in on the interesting portion of my data. I also have cursors between which I want that particular portion of the data processed. Unfortunately when I try to set the cursor position and the window viewing area the code will either do one or the other. I've tried changing the order of the x scale minimum and maximum and beginning and end cursor x positions.. all I end up with is differing combinations of window size/cursor positionings. I'm confused. Why does the property node process some items and not others? How can I get my window to auto-zoom and my cursors to auto-position at the same time? Here is a sample of the code..

Ignore the pink like at the bottom. It's not connected to the property node, it just happens to run behind it and it doesn't bother me to keep it there.

Any help will be greatly appreciated!! Thank you!

[Alvaro_Ortiz · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Im not so sure .. but why don't you try to use different structures for every process ? .. Try to use the highlight execution to see the order of what is happening in your software and then you could figure out if you need to use a flat sequence or an event structure.

[Ben]

Try putting an error cluster indicator on the output of the property node to see if it is returning an error.

It looks like you have "ignore previous errors" checked for that node. Is that on purpose (must be since it does not do that by accient)?

Ben

[Em1234]

I used the hgihlight execution tool and it was a great help! Turns out I had another process that executed after the property node in that same event structure that "trumped" the property node. I then used a flat sequence structure and now my code is executing as told. Thank you for the help Alvaro!!

Also, thanks Ben for the tip on the error handling.. will wire that through to ensure best practices.

Thanks all!

[Alvaro_Ortiz]

Excellent Em ... !!