Hi,
yes: Gregs comment was right, setting that property keeps the axes
fixed. However, it is possible, to drop the cursor outside the visible
area. So I check every time and move the cursor back to the border of
the allowed area, when it is outside.
Regards
Matthias
Hello Matthias,
did you solve the problem?
Hi,
thanks, that hint at least reduced the effort as I don't have to set
the scale min/max values every time.
Regards
Matthias
Hi Matthias,
You've got 2 solutions. One on the front panel, one dynamically.
On the front panel, right click on your intensity graph -> Properties
-> Scales -> no auto scale for X, no-auto scale for Y and your
intensity graphs won't scale automatically anymore.
On the diagram, create a property no
> I try to use the intensity graph as an xy-input device. The user
> should be allowed to drag the cursor to enter the value. However, the
> user can always move the cursor outside the plot area, which causes
> the corresponding axis to rescale. I want to have strictly fixed upper
> and lower limit
Hi,
thank you for your answer. Autoscale has always been turned off for
both scales.
The problem is not the scales being rescaled due to data, but due to
cursor movement. This does not seem to be affected by the Autoscale
properties.
Matthias
Hi all,
I try to use the intensity graph as an xy-input device. The user
should be allowed to drag the cursor to enter the value. However, the
user can always move the cursor outside the plot area, which causes
the corresponding axis to rescale. I want to have strictly fixed upper
and lower limits
