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Shade a particular signal

Hi

 

I need to shade a particular signal in a digital graph using cursor .

 

anybody please help.

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What are the rules for shading it? For instance, for the "Line1" signal you have the 6th bit and the 16th bit shaded. Why these? For the "Line2" signal you have the first bit shaded. Why this one?

 

Also, is this shading being done programmatically, or are you trying to allow the user to shade an area by using the mouse?

 

Please provide more details on exactly what you are trying to accomplish.

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Take a look at this thread where you will find images like ...

 

 

 

 

Ben

 

Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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@smercurio_fc wrote:

What are the rules for shading it? For instance, for the "Line1" signal you have the 6th bit and the 16th bit shaded. Why these? For the "Line2" signal you have the first bit shaded. Why this one?

 

Also, is this shading being done programmatically, or are you trying to allow the user to shade an area by using the mouse?

 

Please provide more details on exactly what you are trying to accomplish.


Actually for instance if you take in line 0 ----------- i need to mask or shade the first 2 values.

It's for practically viewing for the masked values for each and every plot.

And also It should be done programatically and also the user need to mask or shade these values.

 

 

 

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@Ben wrote:

Take a look at this thread where you will find images like ...

 


I thank you ben ...for you have already taken more effort in this process.

 

I firstly had a look in the thread which you have mentioned.

 

The First two graphs darkens the entire Line. I just need to darken a particular value.(0 , 1 ...).

 

And the third image i can't able to understand . The code image which you have pasted in the thread with annotation ......I could'nt get it well.

Can you please attach the code vi for that here. It will be very useful.

 

 

Thanks

 

 

 

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I didn't find any solution for this question .Smiley Sad

 

Why nobody is replying??!!Smiley Indifferent

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@Nithyamv wrote:

I didn't find any solution for this question .Smiley Sad

 

Why nobody is replying??!!:smileyindifferent:


Can't answer for others but your last update sound like  request for the code shown. I don't have that code any longer and the block diagram is shown so your reply sounded like you wanted me to do your work.

 

Have you tried coding it?

 

If you have duplicated that code what exaclty do you want to change about it?

 

I can answer questions but writing code on demand is "right out" (Monty Python, Quest for Holy Grail, Instructions for the Holy Hand granade).

 

Ben

Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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