Hello Samuel,
If I understand correctly, it might be sufficient to set `gce` on when a
graphical object is
selected (not edited but just selected), no ?
Regards,
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Clément
Le vendredi 11 mars 2016 à 23:42 +0100, Samuel Gougeon a écrit :
> Hello Scilab Team,
>
> Curve edition is a quite new feature: clicking on a curve allows to select it
> before either
> interactively editing its points (move, delete, insert), or moving the whole
> curve.
> But from outside,
> is it possible to know which curve is currently/has been lastly interactively
> selected?
> is there a way with a Scilab instruction to set the curve we want to edit
> data?
> For moving it, ged(..) can be used: OK
> For turning on data edition, the internal private useeditor(nFig,%t) can be
> used: OK
> But how is it possible to set or identify the edited object, instead of
> priorly clicking on it?
> I have checked that there is no relationship between the current object as
> returned
> by gce() or set by set("hdl",handle) and the current object as clicked-on
> before data edition.
> So, how to process?
> Why not using set("hdl",handle) to preset the curve to edit, and using gce()
> to identify
> the last curve edited?
> Looking forward to read you,
> Regards
> Samuel
>
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