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v valueAuto VAL_AUTO v dataTypeValues VAL_CHAR "A single byte character" VAL_INTEGER "A 4 byte integer" VAL_SHORT_INTEGER "A 2 byte integer" VAL_FLOAT "A 4 byte floating point value" VAL_DOUBLE "An 8 byte floating point value" VAL_STRING "Not valid for numeric controls" VAL_UNSIGNED_CHAR "An unsigned single byte character" VAL_UNSIGNED_SHORT_INTEGER "An unsigned 2 byte integer" VAL_UNSIGNED_INTEGER "An unsigned 4 byte integer" v rangeCheckingValues VAL_COERCE "The value is coerced to the upper or lower range " "boundary, whichever is closer." VAL_IGNORE "The value remains unchanged" VAL_NOTIFY "Whenever the control is active, the operator is notified with an " "Out of Range box." v controlModeValues VAL_INDICATOR "The control can be changed programmatically, but operator action " "cannot generate commit or value changed events. Strip charts " "and text message controls are always indicators." VAL_HOT "The control can be operated by the user or changed programmatically. " "User action can generate commit or value changed events. " "For example, if the user moves a binary switch from off to on, a " "value changed event and a commit event are generated." VAL_NORMAL "The control can be operated by the user or changed programmatically. " "User action can generate value changed events but not commit events." VAL_VALIDATE "Similar to a VAL_HOT, except that before a commit event is generated, LabWindows/CVI validates " "all numeric controls on the panel that have the range-checking attribute set to Notify. " "Invalid conditions cause a notification box to appear. No commit event " "is generated until the user enters valid values." v booleanValues 0 "False" 1 "True" v x_formatValues VAL_FLOATING_PT_FORMAT "Example: 123.000" VAL_SCIENTIFIC_FORMAT "Example: 1.23E+2" VAL_ENGINEERING_FORMAT "Example: 123.00E+0" VAL_DECIMAL_FORMAT "Example: 123 Not valid for graphs or strip charts" VAL_HEX_FORMAT "Example: 7B Not valid for graphs or strip charts" VAL_OCTAL_FORMAT "Example: 173 Not valid for graphs or strip charts" VAL_BINARY_FORMAT "Example: 1111011 Not valid for graphs or strip charts" v x_graphFormatValues VAL_FLOATING_PT_FORMAT "Example: 123.000" VAL_SCIENTIFIC_FORMAT "Example: 1.23E+2" VAL_ENGINEERING_FORMAT "Example: 123.00E+0" v fontValues VAL_MENU_FONT "NIMenu - default font style for LabWindows/CVI menus.\n" " This font contains typeface information only, is a platform independent font, and " "is resident on both PC and Unix systems." VAL_DIALOG_FONT "NIDialog - default font style for LabWindows/CVI dialogs and control text.\n" " This font contains typeface information only, is a platform independent font, and " "is resident on both PC and Unix systems." VAL_EDITOR_FONT "NIEditor - default font style for the LabWindows/CVI Source Window.\n" " This font contains typeface information only, is a platform independent font, and " "is resident on both PC and Unix systems." VAL_APP_FONT "NIApp - default font style for the LabWindows/CVI Project Window.\n" " This font contains typeface information only, is a platform independent font, and " "is resident in both PC and Unix systems." VAL_MESSAGE_BOX_FONT "NIMessageBox - default font style for LabWindows/CVI Message Boxes.\n" " This font contains typeface information only, is a platform independent font, and " "is resident in both PC and Unix systems." VAL_MENU_META_FONT "NIMenuMetaFont - default font for the LabWindows/CVI menus.\n" " This font is a platform independent font, and is resident on both PC and Unix systems.\n" " Meta fonts contain typeface information, point size, and text styles such as bold, " "shadow outline, underline, italics and strikeout. Because meta fonts contain " "character size information, strings that use meta fonts are more likely to have " "the same width across platforms." VAL_DIALOG_META_FONT "NIDialogMetaFont - default font for the LabWindows/CVI dialogs and control text.\n" " This font is a platform independent font, and is resident on both PC and Unix systems.\n" " Meta fonts contain typeface information, point size, and text styles such as bold, " "shadow outline, undeline, italics and strikeout. Because meta fonts contain " "character size information, strings that use meta fonts are more likely to have " "the same width across platforms." VAL_EDITOR_META_FONT "NIEditorMetaFont - default font for the LabWindows/CVI Source Window.\n" " This font is a platform independent font, and is resident on both PC and Unix systems.\n" " Meta fonts contain typeface information, point size, and text styles such as bold, " "shadow outline, undeline, italics and strikeout. Because meta fonts contain " "character size information, strings that use meta fonts are more likely to have " "the same width across platforms." VAL_APP_META_FONT "NIAppMetaFont - default font for the LabWindows/CVI Project Window.\n" " This font is a platform independent font, and is resident on both PC and Unix systems.\n" " Meta fonts contain typeface information, point size, and text styles such as bold, " "shadow outline, undeline, italics and strikeout. Because meta fonts contain " "character size information, strings that use meta fonts are more likely to have " "the same width across platforms." VAL_MESSAGE_BOX_META_FONT "NIMessageBoxMetaFont - default font for LabWindows/CVI Message Boxes.\n" " This font is a platform independent font, and is resident on both PC and Unix systems.\n" " Meta fonts contain typeface information, point size, and text styles such as bold, " "shadow outline, undeline, italics and strikeout. Because meta fonts contain " "character size information, strings that use meta fonts are more likely to have " "the same width across platforms." VAL_7SEG_META_FONT "NI7SegMetaFont - font that provides compatability with LabWindows for DOS.\n" " Meta fonts contain typeface information, point size, and text styles such as bold, " "shadow outline, undeline, italics and strikeout. Because meta fonts contain " "character size information, strings that use meta fonts are more likely to have " "the same width across platforms." VAL_SYSTEM_META_FONT "NISystemMetaFont - font that provides compatability with function panels and user interface " "panels from LabWindows for DOS that use extended IBM PC characters. Because other fonts " "may not contain these extended characters, cut/paste operations may fail.\n" " Meta fonts contain typeface information, point size, and text styles such as bold, " "shadow outline, undeline, italics and strikeout. Because meta fonts contain " "character size information, strings that use meta fonts are more likely to have " "the same width across platforms." v x_justificationValues VAL_LEFT_JUSTIFIED "Justify text to the left" VAL_RIGHT_JUSTIFIED "Justify text to the right" VAL_CENTER_JUSTIFIED "Center justify the text" v x_colorValues VAL_RED "Red = 255 Green = 0 Blue = 0" VAL_GREEN "Red = 0 Green = 255 Blue = 0" VAL_BLUE "Red = 0 Green = 0 Blue = 255" VAL_CYAN "Red = 0 Green = 255 Blue = 255" VAL_MAGENTA "Red = 255 Green = 0 Blue = 255" VAL_YELLOW "Red = 255 Green = 255 Blue = 0" VAL_DK_RED "Red = 128 Green = 0 Blue = 0" VAL_DK_BLUE "Red = 0 Green = 0 Blue = 128" VAL_DK_GREEN "Red = 0 Green = 128 Blue = 0" VAL_DK_CYAN "Red = 0 Green = 128 Blue = 128" VAL_DK_MAGENTA "Red = 128 Green = 0 Blue = 128" VAL_DK_YELLOW "Red = 128 Green = 128 Blue = 0" VAL_LT_GRAY "Red = 192 Green = 192 Blue = 192" VAL_DK_GRAY "Red = 128 Green = 128 Blue = 128" VAL_BLACK "Red = 0 Green = 0 Blue = 0" VAL_WHITE "Red = 255 Green = 255 Blue = 255" VAL_GRAY "Red = 160 Green = 160 Blue = 160" VAL_OFFWHITE "Red = 224 Green = 224 Blue = 224" VAL_TRANSPARENT "Red = 0 Green = 0 Blue = 0" VAL_PANEL_GRAY "Red = 256 Green = 0 Blue = 0" v markerStyleValues VAL_NO_MARKERS "Do not display the value markers for the numeric control.\n" " (For numeric slides, knobs, dials, meters and gauges)" VAL_NO_INNER_MARKERS "Only display the first and last value markers for the numeric control.\n" " (For numeric slides, knobs, dials, meters and gauges)" VAL_FULL_MARKERS "Display the first, last and in-between value markers for the numeric control.\n" " (For numeric slides, knobs, dials, meters and gauges)" v tickStyleValues VAL_NO_TICKS "Do not draw tick lines next to the displayed numeric values.\n" " (For numeric and ring slides, knobs, dials, meters and gauges)" VAL_NO_MINOR_TICKS "Only draw the tick lines next to the displayed numeric values.\n" " (For numeric slides, knobs, dials, meters and gauges)" VAL_FULL_TICKS "Draw tick lines next to and between the displayed numeric values.\n" " (For numeric and ring slides, knobs, dials, meters and gauges)" v fillOptionValues VAL_NO_FILL "Do not fill the slide with the FILL_COLOR." VAL VAL_BOTTOM_FILL "Fill the bottom portion of the slide with the FILL_COLOR." VAL_RIGHT_FILL "Fill the right portion of the slide with the FILL_COLOR." VAL_LEFT_FILL "Fill the left portion of the slide with the FILL_COLOR." v wrapModeValues VAL_CHAR_WRAP "Wrap text to a new line after the last character that fits on the line." VAL_LINE_WRAP "Wrap text to a new line only after a newline character." VAL_WORD_WRAP "Wrap text to a new line after the end of the last whole word that fits on the line. v scrollBarsValues VAL_NO_SCROLL_BARS VAL_HORIZ_SCROLL_BAR "Not valid for list boxes." VAL_VERT_SCROLL_BAR VAL_BOTH_SCROLL_BARS "Not valid for list boxes." v fitModeValues VAL_SIZE_TO_IMAGE "Make the control conform to the size of the image." VAL_SIZE_TO_PICTURE "Make the picture conform to the size of the control." VAL_PICT_CORNER "Place the picture image at the top-left corner of the control." VAL_PICT_CENTER "Center the picture image in the control." VAL_PICT_TILE "Tile or repeat the image so that it fills up the control." v checkStyleValues VAL_CHECK_MARK "Use a checkmark when a user checks an item in the list box." VAL_CHECK_BOX "Use a box instead of a checkmark for the checked items in the list box." v dataModeValues VAL_RETAIN "LabWindows/CVI retains plot data in memory and accesses the " "data when the plot is overlapped or hidden." VAL_DISCARD "LabWindows/CVI frees plot data as soon as the plot is drawn. " "This conserves memory, but plots are lost if the graph is rescaled, " "overlapped or hidden." v mapModeValues VAL_LINEAR "Use a linear scale for the graph axis." VAL_LOG "Use a logarithmic scale for the graph axis. " "The minumum axis value must be greater than zero." v scrollModeValues VAL_SWEEP "Allow new data to overwrite old data as it wraps past the right and starts over on the left." VAL_CONTINUOUS "Scroll data off the left edge of the plot area as new data appears on the right." VAL_BLOCK "Erase the entire plot when the data reaches the right edge." v x_modifierKeyValues VAL_SHIFT_MODIFIER "The <Shift> key" VAL_MENUKEY_MODIFIER "The <Ctrl> key on the PC and the <Ctrl> or <Meta> key on the SPARCStation." (none) "No modifier key. (Modifier keys are the <Shift> and the <Ctrl> or <Meta> keys)" VAL_SHIFT_AND_MENUKEY "Both the <Shift> key and the <Ctrl> or <Meta> key." v x_virtualKeyValues VAL_FWD_DELETE_VKEY "Not available on SPARCStation Keyboards" VAL_BACKSPACE_VKEY "The <Backspace> virtual key" VAL_ESC_VKEY "The <Esc> virtual key" VAL_TAB_VKEY "The <TAB> virtual key" VAL_ENTER_VKEY "The <Enter> virtual key" VAL_UP_ARROW_VKEY "The up arrow virtual key" VAL_DOWN_ARROW_VKEY "The down arrow virtual key" VAL_LEFT_ARROW_VKEY "The left arrow virtual key" VAL_RIGHT_ARROW_VKEY "The right arrow virtual key" VAL_INSERT_VKEY "The <Insert> virtual key" VAL_HOME_VKEY "The <Home> virtual key" VAL_END_VKEY "The <End> virtual key" VAL_PAGE_UP_VKEY "The <Page Up> virtual key" VAL_PAGE_DOWN_VKEY "The <Page Down> virtual key" VAL_F1_VKEY "The <F1> virtual key" VAL_F2_VKEY "The <F2> virtual key" VAL_F3_VKEY "The <F3> virtual key" VAL_F4_VKEY "The <F4> virtual key" VAL_F5_VKEY "The <F5> virtual key" VAL_F6_VKEY "The <F6> virtual key" VAL_F7_VKEY "The <F7> virtual key" VAL_F8_VKEY "The <F8> virtual key" VAL_F9_VKEY "The <F9> virtual key" VAL_F10_VKEY "The <F10> virtual key" VAL_F11_VKEY "The <F11> virtual key" VAL_F12_VKEY "The <F12> virtual key" 'A' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'B' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'C' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'D' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'E' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'F' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'G' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'H' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'I' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'J' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'K' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'L' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'M' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'N' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'O' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'P' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'Q' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'R' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'S' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'T' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'U' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'V' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'W' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'X' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'Y' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" 'Z' "must have <Shift> or <MenuKey> as a modifier" v frameStyleValues VAL_OUTLINED_FRAME "Single black line for panel frame" VAL_BEVELLED_FRAME "Slanted or angled look for panel frame" VAL_RAISED_FRAME "Raised look for the panel frame" VAL_HIDDEN_FRAME "No frame for the panel" VAL_STEP_FRAME "Single colorable line of variable width around panel frame" VAL_RAISED_OUTLINED_FRAME "Raised colorable line of variable width around panel frame" v mouseCursors VAL_DEFAULT_CURSOR "An outlined arrow cursor that is angled up and to the left." VAL_CHECK_CURSOR "A single check mark cursor." VAL_CROSS_HAIR_CURSOR "A small cross hair cursor." VAL_BOX_CURSOR "A square box shaped cursor with a double outline." VAL_POINTING_FINGER_CURSOR "An image of a right hand with its index finger pointing upward." VAL_OPEN_HAND_CURSOR "An image of a right hand with its hand opened." VAL_QUESTION_MARK_CURSOR "A bold question mark cursor." VAL_HOUR_GLASS_CURSOR "An hour glass cursor." VAL_HIDDEN_CURSOR "A hidden cursor (cursor is not visible on screen)." VAL_SIZE_EW_CURSOR "A two-sided arrow cursor pointing east and west (right and left)." VAL_SIZE_NS_CURSOR "A two-sided arrow cursor pointing north and south (up and down)." VAL_SIZE_NW_SE_CURSOR "A two-sided arrow cursor pointing northwest and southeast (left/up and right/down)." VAL_SIZE_NE_SW_CURSOR "A two-sided arrow cursor pointing northeast and southwest (right/up and left/down)." v windowZoomValues VAL_MINIMIZE "Minimize and deactivate the panel. (Implemented only for top-level windows on MS Windows.)" VAL_MAXIMIZE "Maximize and activate the panel. (Implemented only for top-level windows on MS Windows.)" VAL_NO_ZOOM "Disable the previous Minimize or Maximize setting. Similar to the Restore command in the Windows System Menu. " "(Implemented only for top-level windows on MS Windows.)" v scrollBarSizes VAL_SMALL_SCROLL_BARS "Small scroll bars that contain up and down boxes instead of up and down arrows." VAL_LARGE_SCROLL_BARS "Large scroll bars that contain up and down arrows. (This is the default size.)" v edgeStyles VAL_RAISED_EDGE "Highlight control to give raised appearance." VAL_FLAT_EDGE "Do not highlighting control, thereby giving flat or flush appearance." VAL_RECESSED_EDGE "Highlight control to give recessed appearance." v x_labelOrDigitalDisplayLEFT VAL_AUTO_CENTER "Center the label or digital display with respect to the control." VAL_RIGHT_ANCHOR "Place the label or digital display flush with the right edge of the control." VAL_LEFT_ANCHOR "Place the label or digital display flush with the left edge of the control." v x_panelPosition VAL_AUTO_CENTER "Center the panel on the screen or within the parent panel." v x_labelTOP VAL_AUTO_CENTER "Center the label with respect to the control." v x_digitalDisplayTOP VAL_AUTO_CENTER "Center the digital display with respect to the control." v pointStyles VAL_EMPTY_SQUARE "An empty square." VAL_SOLID_SQUARE "A solid square." VAL_ASTERISK "An asterisk type character." VAL_DOTTED_EMPTY_SQUARE "An empty square with a dot in its center." VAL_DOTTED_SOLID_SQUARE "A solid square with a dot in its center." VAL_SOLID_DIAMOND "A diamond shape (similar to a cross)." VAL_EMPTY_SQUARE_WITH_X "An empty square with an X-like shape in its center." VAL_EMPTY_SQUARE_WITH_CROSS "An empty square with a cross in its center." VAL_BOLD_X "A bold X-like shape." VAL_SMALL_SOLID_SQUARE "A small solid square." VAL_SIMPLE_DOT "A small dot." VAL_EMPTY_CIRCLE "An empty circle." VAL_SOLID_CIRCLE "A solid circle." VAL_DOTTED_SOLID_CIRCLE "A circle with a dot in its center." VAL_DOTTED_EMPTY_CIRCLE "A solid circle with a a dot in its center." VAL_BOLD_CROSS "A bold cross of equal height and width." VAL_CROSS "A cross of equal height and width." VAL_SMALL_CROSS "A small cross of equal height and width." VAL_X "An X-like shape." VAL_SMALL_X "A small X-like shape." VAL_DOTTED_SOLID_DIAMOND "A solid diamond shape with a dot in its center." VAL_EMPTY_DIAMOND "An empty diamond shape." VAL_DOTTED_EMPTY_DIAMOND "An empty solid diamond shape with a dot in its center." VAL_SMALL_EMPTY_SQUARE "A small empty square." VAL_NO_POINT "No cursor point." v stripPlotStyles VAL_THIN_LINE "A single thin line." VAL_FAT_LINE "A fat line. (On the Windows platform, this plot style forces the line style to be VAL_SOLID.)" VAL_CONNECTED_POINTS "A single thin line with asterisk characters at each plotted point." VAL_SCATTER "Asterisk characters at each plotted point with no lines connecting each point." VAL_THIN_STEP "A thin line stepping from one point to the next." VAL_FAT_STEP "A fat line stepping from one point to the next." v graphPlotStyles VAL_THIN_LINE "A single thin line." VAL_FAT_LINE "A fat line. (On the Windows platform, this plot style forces the line style to be VAL_SOLID.)" VAL_CONNECTED_POINTS "A single thin line with asterisk characters at each plotted point." VAL_SCATTER "Asterisk characters at each plotted point with no lines connecting each point." VAL_VERTICAL_BAR "Vertical bars are plotted for each plotted point. The bars extend upward from the minimum value." VAL_HORIZONTAL_BAR "Horizontal bars are plotted for each plotted point. The bars extend to the right from the minimum value." VAL_BASE_ZERO_VERTICAL_BAR "Vertical bars are plotted for each plotted point. The bars extend upward and downward from zero." VAL_BASE_ZERO_HORIZONTAL_BAR "Horizontal bars are plotted for each plotted point. The bars extend to the left and right from zero." VAL_THIN_STEP "A thin line stepping from one point to the next." VAL_FAT_STEP "A fat line stepping from one point to the next." v lineAndPenStyles VAL_SOLID "A solid line." VAL_DASH "A dashed line." VAL_DOT "A dotted line." VAL_DASH_DOT "A line with alternating dashes and dots." VAL_DASH_DOT_DOT "A line alternating between one dash and two dots." v graphCursorModes VAL_FREE_FORM "Graph cursors can be placed anywhere inside the plot area." VAL_SNAP_TO_POINT "Graph cursors snap to the nearest plotted point when released." v graphCursorXHairStyles VAL_LONG_CROSS "A long cross shape with thin lines." VAL_VERTICAL_LINE "A thin vertical line." VAL_HORIZONTAL_LINE "A thin horizontal line." VAL_NO_CROSS "No cross hair displayed." VAL_SHORT_CROSS "A short cross shape with thin lines." v orientationModes VAL_PORTRAIT "Set orientation to portrait mode. (The vertical dimension is longer than the horizontal.)" VAL_LANDSCAPE "Set orientation to landscape mode. (The horizontal dimension is longer than the vertical.)" v colorModes VAL_BW "Set output to print in black & white." VAL_GRAYSCALE "Set output to print in grayscale." VAL_COLOR "Set output to print in color." v duplexModes VAL_SIMPLEX "Set output to print in simplex (single sided)." VAL_HORIZDUPLEX "Set output to print in horizontal duplex (double sided with the top side of each page on the same edge)." VAL_VERTDUPLEX "Set output to print in vertical duplex (double sided with the top side of each page on the opposite edges)." v printingScale VAL_INTEGRAL_SCALE "When applied to either the height or the width, VAL_INTEGRAL_SCALE ensures that the ratio " "between the object's height and width in dots on the hardcopy " "is the same as the ratio between its height and width in pixels on the screen. " "This prevents distortion. Using VAL_INTEGRAL_SCALE also ensures that, for both the height and width, " "the number of dots on the hardcopy is an integral multiple of the number of pixels on the screen. " "This prevents aliasing, in which screen lines are lost or duplicated in an uneven manner. " "If you use VAL_INTEGRAL_SCALE for both the height and width, the number of dots on the hardcopy will be " "identical to the number of pixels on the screen. If you use VAL_INTEGRAL_SCALE on just one dimension, " "then LabWindows/CVI may round down the other dimension to maintain the integral scaling." VAL_USE_PRINTER_DEFAULT "Use as much of the paper as possible." v offsetValues VAL_USE_PRINTER_DEFAULT "Center the output on the paper." v resolutionValues VAL_USE_PRINTER_DEFAULT "Use the default resolution of the printer." v originLocationValues VAL_LOWER_LEFT "Lower left corner" VAL_CENTER_LEFT "Midpoint of left edge" VAL_UPPER_LEFT "Upper left corner" VAL_LOWER_CENTER "Midpoint of bottom edge" VAL_CENTER "Center of rectangle" VAL_UPPER_CENTER "Midpoint of top edge" VAL_LOWER_RIGHT "Lower right corner" VAL_CENTER_RIGHT "Midpoint of right edge" VAL_UPPER_RIGHT "Upper right corner" v yAxisValues VAL_LEFT_YAXIS "The Y-axis on the left side of the graph" VAL_RIGHT_YAXIS "The Y-axis on the right side of the graph" v penModeValues VAL_COPY_MODE "pen color" VAL_OR_MODE "pen color | screen color" VAL_XOR_MODE "pen color ^ screen color" VAL_AND_NOT_MODE "~(pen color) & screen color" VAL_NOT_COPY_MODE "~(pen color)" VAL_OR_NOT_MODE "~(pen color) | screen color" VAL_NOT_XOR_MODE "~(pen color ^ screen color)" VAL_AND_MODE "pen color & screen color" v overlappedPolicyValues VAL_DEFER_DRAWING "If the control is overlapped and the draw policy is " "VAL_UPDATE_IMMEDIATELY, new drawing does not become " "visible until draw events are processed.\n" "If the control is overlapped and the draw policy is " "VAL_DIRECT_TO_SCREEN, no drawing takes place." VAL_DRAW_ON_TOP "If the control is overlapped and the draw policy is not " "VAL_MARK_FOR_UPDATE, drawing occurs on top of the " "overlapping controls." v drawPolicyValues VAL_UPDATE_IMMEDIATELY "Drawing takes place offscreen. The bitmap section " "corresponding to the area of the drawing operation is " "then copied into the canvas display." VAL_MARK_FOR_UPDATE "Drawing takes place offscreen. The area on the canvas " "corresponding to the area of the drawing operation is " "marked for update instead of being copied into the " "display. The new drawing becomes visible when draw " "events are processed." VAL_DIRECT_TO_SCREEN "Drawing goes directly to the screen. The offscreen " "bitmap is not updated. Although this may result in a " "faster drawing time, whatever is drawn in this mode is " "lost when the canvas is redrawn." v ctrlStyles CTRL_NUMERIC "Simple Numeric" CTRL_NUMERIC_THERMOMETER "Numeric Thermometer" CTRL_NUMERIC_TANK "Numeric Tank" CTRL_NUMERIC_GAUGE "Numeric Gauge" CTRL_NUMERIC_METER "Numeric Meter" CTRL_NUMERIC_KNOB "Numeric Knob" CTRL_NUMERIC_DIAL "Numeric Dial" CTRL_NUMERIC_VSLIDE "Numeric Vertical Slide" CTRL_NUMERIC_HSLIDE "Numeric Horizontal Slide" CTRL_NUMERIC_FLAT_VSLIDE "Numeric Vertical Flat Slide" CTRL_NUMERIC_FLAT_HSLIDE "Numeric Horizontal Flat Slide" CTRL_NUMERIC_LEVEL_VSLIDE "Numeric Vertical Level Slide" CTRL_NUMERIC_LEVEL_HSLIDE "Numeric Horizontal Level Slide" CTRL_NUMERIC_POINTER_VSLIDE "Numeric Vertical Pointer Slide" CTRL_NUMERIC_POINTER_HSLIDE "Numeric Horizontal Pointer Slide" CTRL_COLOR_NUMERIC "Color Numeric" CTRL_STRING "String" CTRL_TEXT_MSG "Text Message" CTRL_TEXT_BOX "Text Box" CTRL_SQUARE_COMMAND_BUTTON "Square Command Button" CTRL_OBLONG_COMMAND_BUTTON "Oblong Command Button" CTRL_ROUND_COMMAND_BUTTON "Round Command Button" CTRL_ROUNDED_COMMAND_BUTTON "Rounded Command Button" CTRL_PICTURE_COMMAND_BUTTON "Picture Command Button" CTRL_ROUND_BUTTON "Round Button" CTRL_SQUARE_BUTTON "Square Button" CTRL_ROUND_FLAT_BUTTON "Round Flat Button" CTRL_SQUARE_FLAT_BUTTON "Square Flat Button" CTRL_ROUND_RADIO_BUTTON "Round Radio Button" CTRL_SQUARE_RADIO_BUTTON "Square Radio Button" CTRL_CHECK_BOX "Check Box" CTRL_ROUND_PUSH_BUTTON "Round Push Button, button is viewed from above and to the right" CTRL_SQUARE_PUSH_BUTTON "Square Push Button, button is viewed from above and to the right" CTRL_ROUND_PUSH_BUTTON2 "Round Push Button 2, button is viewed from above" CTRL_SQUARE_PUSH_BUTTON2 "Square Push Button 2, button is viewed from above" CTRL_SQUARE_TEXT_BUTTON "Square Text Button" CTRL_OBLONG_TEXT_BUTTON "Oblong Text Button" CTRL_ROUND_TEXT_BUTTON "Round Text Button" CTRL_ROUNDED_TEXT_BUTTON "Rounded Text Button" CTRL_PICTURE_TOGGLE_BUTTON "Picture Toggle Button" CTRL_ROUND_LIGHT "Round Light" CTRL_SQUARE_LIGHT "Square Light" CTRL_ROUND_LED "Round LED" CTRL_SQUARE_LED "Square LED" CTRL_HSWITCH "Horizontal Switch" CTRL_VSWITCH "Vertical Switch" CTRL_GROOVED_HSWITCH "Horizontal Grooved Switch" CTRL_GROOVED_VSWITCH "Vertical Grooved Switch" CTRL_TOGGLE_HSWITCH "Horizontal Toggle Switch" CTRL_TOGGLE_VSWITCH "Vertical Toggle Switch" CTRL_RING "Simple Ring" CTRL_RECESSED_MENU_RING "Recessed Menu Ring" CTRL_MENU_RING "Menu Ring" CTRL_POPUP_MENU_RING "Popup Menu Ring" CTRL_RING_VSLIDE "Ring - Vertical Slide" CTRL_RING_HSLIDE "Ring - Horizontal Slide" CTRL_RING_FLAT_VSLIDE "Ring - Vertical Flat Slide" CTRL_RING_FLAT_HSLIDE "Ring - Horizontal Flat Slide" CTRL_RING_LEVEL_VSLIDE "Ring - Vertical Level Slide" CTRL_RING_LEVEL_HSLIDE "Ring - Horizontal Level Slide" CTRL_RING_POINTER_VSLIDE "Ring - Vertical Pointer Slide" CTRL_RING_POINTER_HSLIDE "Ring - Horizontal Pointer Slide" CTRL_RING_THERMOMETER "Ring Thermometer" CTRL_RING_TANK "Ring Tank" CTRL_RING_GAUGE "Ring Gauge" CTRL_RING_METER "Ring Meter" CTRL_RING_KNOB "Ring Knob" CTRL_RING_DIAL "Ring Dial" CTRL_PICTURE_RING "Picture Ring" CTRL_LIST "List Box" CTRL_RAISED_BOX "Decoration - Raised Box" CTRL_RECESSED_BOX "Decoration - Recessed Box" CTRL_FLAT_BOX "Decoration - Flat Box" CTRL_RAISED_CIRCLE "Decoration - Raised Circle" CTRL_RECESSED_CIRCLE "Decoration - Recessed Circle" CTRL_FLAT_CIRCLE "Decoration - Flat Circle" CTRL_RAISED_FRAME "Decoration - Raised Frame" CTRL_RECESSED_FRAME "Decoration - Recessed Frame" CTRL_FLAT_FRAME "Decoration - Flat Frame" CTRL_RAISED_ROUND_FRAME "Decoration - Raised Round Frame" CTRL_RECESSED_ROUND_FRAME "Decoration - Recessed Round Frame" CTRL_FLAT_ROUND_FRAME "Decoration - Flat Round Frame" CTRL_RAISED_ROUNDED_BOX "Decoration - Raised Rounded Box" CTRL_RECESSED_ROUNDED_BOX "Decoration - Recesed Rounded Box" CTRL_FLAT_ROUNDED_BOX "Decoration - Flat Rounded Box" CTRL_GRAPH "Graph" CTRL_STRIP_CHART "Strip Chart" CTRL_PICTURE "Picture Control" CTRL_TIMER "Timer Control" CTRL_CANVAS "Canvas Control" 0 GetCtrlAttribute 3 4 true g 0 SetCtrlAttribute 3 4 true s 1 all "Control Appearance" "Attributes related to the appearance of the control." 2 graph/strip "Axis Names" "Attributes related to both the X and Y-axes of the graph." 3 graph/strip "XY Name Bold" XYNAME_BOLD i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the X and Y axis names are bold. 0 = Not Bold 1 = Bold " 3 graph/strip "XY Name Color" XYNAME_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the X and Y axis names. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 3 graph/strip "XY Name Font" XYNAME_FONT s sg fontValues "The name of the font for the X and Y axis names. You may use a CVI supplied font or any host font " "supported on your system. For example, Arial and " "Courier are available on Windows. Always set the " "font before setting the size or style. " 3 graph/strip "XY Name Font Name Length" XYNAME_FONT_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of bytes (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the name of the font for the X and Y axis names. " 3 graph/strip "XY Name Italic" XYNAME_ITALIC i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the X and Y axis names are in italics. 0 = Not Italics 1 = Italics " 3 graph/strip "XY Name Point Size" XYNAME_POINT_SIZE i sg "The font point size for the X and Y axis names. Valid range: 1 to 255 " 3 graph/strip "XY Name Strikeout" XYNAME_STRIKEOUT i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the X and Y axis names have strikeout. 0 = Not Strikeout 1 = Strikeout " 3 graph/strip "XY Name Underline" XYNAME_UNDERLINE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the X and Y axis names are underlined. 0 = Not Underlined 1 = Underlined " 2 binary "Binary Switch Color" BINARY_SWITCH_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the binary switch. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green," "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 listBox "Check Style" CHECK_STYLE i sg checkStyleValues "The check style for list box controls. The default check style is VAL_CHECK_MARK. This attribute is applicable only when ATTR_CHECK_MODE " "is set to Enable Check Column. " 2 command "Command Button Color" CMD_BUTTON_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the command button. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green," "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 numeric "Digital Display Height" DIG_DISP_HEIGHT i sg "Height of the digital display in pixels. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 (For slides, knobs, dials, meters, and gauges) " 2 numeric "Digital Display Left" DIG_DISP_LEFT i sg x_labelOrDigitalDisplayLEFT "The horizontal offset in pixels of the digital " "display relative to the origin of the panel. The panel origin (0,0) is the upper-left corner of the " "panel below the title bar and to the right of the panel " "frame. Valid Range: -32768 to 32767, VAL_AUTO_CENTER, VAL_LEFT_ANCHOR, or VAL_RIGHT_ANCHOR. (For slides, knobs, dials, meters, and gauges) " 2 numeric "Digital Display Top " DIG_DISP_TOP i sg x_digitalDisplayTOP "The vertical offset in pixels of the digital " "display relative to the origin of the panel. The panel origin (0,0) is the upper-left corner of the " "panel below the title bar and to the right of the panel " "frame. Valid Range: -32768 to 32767, or VAL_AUTO_CENTER. (For slides, knobs, dials, meters, and gauges) " 2 numeric "Digital Display Width" DIG_DISP_WIDTH i sg "Width of the digital display in pixels. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 (For slides, knobs, dials, meters, and gauges) " 2 graph/strip "Edge Style" EDGE_STYLE i sg edgeStyles "The graph border style " 2 numeric/ring "Fill Color" FILL_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value used to fill a control. For numeric and ring slides, knobs, dials, meters, " "and gauges. (For slides, the side that uses the " "fill color is specified by ATTR_FILL_OPTION). RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 numeric/ring "Fill Housing Color" FILL_HOUSING_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of slide housing not covered by the " "fill area. The area that uses the fill color " "is specified by ATTR_FILL_OPTION. " "(For numeric slides and ring slides only) RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 listbox/textBox "First Visible Line" FIRST_VISIBLE_LINE i sg "The index of the first line visible in a " "list box or text box. (zero-based) " 2 textBox/string/numeric/ring/listBox/deco/picture "Frame Color" FRAME_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value for a control frame. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 graph/strip "Graph Background Color" GRAPH_BGCOLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the graph or chart background. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 graph/strip "Grid Color" GRID_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the graph or chart grid. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 all~string "Height" HEIGHT i sg "The height of the control body in pixels. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 (Not valid for simple numerics or simple rings) " 2 textBox/string "Horizontal Scroll Offset" HSCROLL_OFFSET i sg "The amount (in pixels) by which the control is scrolled to the right. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 " 2 textBox "Horizontal Scroll Offset Max" HSCROLL_OFFSET_MAX i g "The maximum amount (in pixels) by which the control can be scrolled to the right. This depends on the current contents of the control. " 2 graph/strip "Inner Log Markers Visible" INNER_LOG_MARKERS_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Determines whether axes whose map modes are set to VAL_LOG show tick marks between the major divisions. 0 = do not show inner markers (default) 1 = show the inner markers " 2 all "Left" LEFT i sg "The horizontal offset in pixels of the control " "relative to the origin of the panel. The panel origin (0,0) is the upper-left corner of the panel " "below the title bar and to the right of the panel frame. Valid Range: -32768 to 32767. " 2 numeric/ring "Marker Start Angle" MARKER_START_ANGLE i sg "The angle of the needle when the control is at " "the minimum value. Valid Range: 0 to 359 degrees. (For numeric and ring knobs, dials and gauges only) " 2 numeric/ring "Marker End Angle" MARKER_END_ANGLE i sg "The angle of the needle when the control is at " "the maximum value. Valid Range: 0 to 359 degrees. (For numeric and ring knobs, dials and gauges only) " 2 numeric "Marker Style" MARKER_STYLE i sg markerStyleValues "The marker style for the control. (For numeric slides, knobs, dials, meters and gauges) " 2 ring "Menu Arrow Color (menu ring)" MENU_ARROW_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the menu ring arrow. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 numeric/ring "Needle Color" NEEDLE_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the control needle. For numeric and ring knobs, dials, meters and " "gauges only. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 LED/toggle "On Color" ON_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the control's ON state. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 LED/toggle "Off Color" OFF_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the control's OFF state. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 toggle/binary "On Text (Text Button)" ON_TEXT s sg "The text displayed on the control in the ON state. " 2 toggle/binary "Off Text (Text Button)" OFF_TEXT s sg "The text displayed on the control in the OFF state. " 2 canvas "Overlapped" OVERLAPPED i g booleanValues "Indicates whether the canvas is overlapped by another control. 0 = Not Overlapped 1 = Overlapped " 2 picture/ring/canvas "Picture Background Color" PICT_BGCOLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value in the portions of a picture, picture ring, " "or canvas control not covered by an image or a drawn shape. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 graph/strip "Plot Area Height" PLOT_AREA_HEIGHT i g "The height of the plotting area in pixels. " 2 graph/strip "Plot Area Width" PLOT_AREA_WIDTH i g "The width of the plotting area in pixels. " 2 graph/strip "Plot Background Color" PLOT_BGCOLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of plot background area, which is the area " "outside of the graph but inside the frame. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 textBox/listBox "Scroll Bar Color" SCROLL_BAR_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the scroll bar for text box " "or list box controls. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 textBox/listBox "Scroll Bar Size" SCROLL_BAR_SIZE i sg scrollBarSizes "Specifies whether the scroll bars in a text box or list box are small or large. The valid values for setting the size are VAL_SMALL_SCROLL_BARS and " "VAL_LARGE_SCROLL_BARS. The numeric value of these " "constants are also the width of the scroll bar in pixels. The default is VAL_LARGE_SCROLL_BARS. " 2 numeric/ring/textBox/listBox/graph/strip/picture "Show/Hide Parts" "Attributes for showing/hiding parts of the control." 3 graph/strip "Border Visible" BORDER_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the graph border is visible. 0 = Not Visible 1 = Visible " 3 numeric/ring "Fill Option" FILL_OPTION i sg fillOptionValues "Specifies which part of the slide housing is filled. For vertical slides, valid values are VAL_NO_FILL, VAL_TOP_FILL and VAL_BOTTOM_FILL. For horizontal slides, valid values are VAL_NO_FILL, VAL_RIGHT_FILL and VAL_LEFT_FILL. (For numeric and ring slides only) " 3 picture/ring "Frame Visible (Picture)" FRAME_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to show or hide a picture frame. 0 = Hide Picture Frame 1 = Show Picture Frame " 3 graph/strip "Inner Log Markers Visible" INNER_LOG_MARKERS_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether labels and tick marks are shown next to the inner grid lines of log scale axes. 0 = Not Visible 1 = Visible " 3 textBox/listBox "Scroll Bars" SCROLL_BARS i sg scrollBarsValues "Specifies whether vertical and/or horizontal scroll bars are shown on the control. " "(Horizontal scroll bars not valid for list boxes) " 3 numeric "Show Digital Display" SHOW_DIG_DISP i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to show or hide the digital display. 0 = Hide Digital Display 1 = Show Digital Display " 3 numeric/ring "Show Inc/Dec Arrows" SHOW_INCDEC_ARROWS i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to show or hide the inc/dec arrows. 0 = Hide Inc/Dec Arrows 1 = Show Inc/Dec Arrows (For picture and slide rings, and numerics only) " 3 numeric "Show Radix" SHOW_RADIX i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to show or hide the radix for numeric controls. 0 = Hide Radix 1 = Show Radix " 3 numeric "Show More Button (Color Numeric)" SHOW_MORE_BUTTON i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to show or hide the 'More...' button " "for color numeric controls. 0 = Hide More Button 1 = Show More Button " 3 numeric "Show Transparent (Color Numeric)" SHOW_TRANSPARENT i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to show or hide the transparent " "selection for color numeric controls. 0 = Hide Transparent Selection 1 = Show Transparent Selection " 3 graph/strip "X Grid Visible" XGRID_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to show or hide the X grid on the graph. 0 = Hide X Grid 1 = Show X Grid " 3 graph/strip "X Label Visible" XLABEL_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to show or hide the X label on the graph. 0 = Hide X Label 1 = Show X Label " 3 graph/strip "Y Grid Visible" YGRID_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to show or hide the Y grid on the graph. 0 = Hide Y Grid 1 = Show Y Grid " 3 graph/strip "Y Label Visible" YLABEL_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to show or hide the Y label on the graph. 0 = Hide Y Label 1 = Show Y Label " 2 textMsg "Size to Text" SIZE_TO_TEXT i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the border around the message text is " "dynamically adjusted to the size of the message text. 0 = Message border not adjusted to text size 1 = Message border adjusted to text size " 2 numeric/ring "Slider Color" SLIDER_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the slider. (For numeric and ring slides, knobs, dials, meters, " "and gauges) RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 numeric/ring "Slider Height" SLIDER_HEIGHT i sg "The height in pixels of the numeric or ring slider. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 (For numeric and ring slides with growable sliders) " 2 numeric/ring "Slider Left" SLIDER_LEFT i sg "The horizontal offset (relative to the panel origin) " "of the left edge of the slider " "on a vertical slide control. The panel origin (0,0) is the upper-left corner of the " "panel below the title bar and to the right of the panel " "frame. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 (For vertical numeric and ring slides with growable sliders) " 2 numeric/ring "Slider Top" SLIDER_TOP i sg "The vertical offset (relative to the panel origin) " "of the top edge of the slider " "on a horizontal slide control. The panel origin (0,0) is the upper-left corner of the " "panel below the title bar and to the right of the panel " "frame. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 (For horizontal numeric and ring slides with growable sliders) " 2 numeric/ring "Slider Width" SLIDER_WIDTH i sg "The width in pixels of the numeric or ring slider. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 (For numeric and ring slides with growable sliders) " 2 textMsg "Text Raised" TEXT_RAISED i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the message text is raised. 0 = Not Raised Text 1 = Raised Text " 2 all~timer/deco/picture/LED/graph/strip/command/canvas "Text Style" "Attributes related to the text style of the control." 3 all~timer/deco/picture/LED/graph/strip/command/canvas "Text Bold" TEXT_BOLD i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the control's text is bold. 0 = Text Not in Bold 1 = Text in Bold " 3 all~timer/deco/picture/LED/graph/strip/command/canvas "Text Color" TEXT_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of text for the control. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 3 all~timer/deco/picture/LED/graph/strip/command/toggle/binary/canvas "Text Background Color" TEXT_BGCOLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the text background. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 3 all~timer/deco/picture/LED/graph/strip/command/canvas "Text Font" TEXT_FONT s sg fontValues "The name of the font for text on the control. You may use a CVI supplied font or any host font " "supported on your system. For example, Arial and " "Courier are available on Windows. Always set the " "font before setting the size or style. " 3 all~timer/deco/picture/LED/graph/strip/command/canvas "Text Font Name Length" TEXT_FONT_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of bytes (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the name of the font for text on the control. " 3 all~timer/deco/picture/LED/graph/strip/command/canvas "Text Italics" TEXT_ITALIC i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the control text is in italics. 0 = Text Not in Italics 1 = Text in Italics " 3 all~timer/deco/picture/LED/graph/strip/binary/listBox/command/toggle/canvas "Text Justification" TEXT_JUSTIFY i sg x_justificationValues "The text justification of the control. " 3 all~timer/deco/picture/LED/graph/strip/command/canvas "Text Point Size" TEXT_POINT_SIZE i sg "The text point size of the control. Valid Range: 1 to 256 " 3 all~timer/deco/picture/LED/graph/strip/command/canvas "Text Strikeout" TEXT_STRIKEOUT i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the control text has strikeout. 0 = Not Strikeout 1 = Strikeout " 3 all~timer/deco/picture/LED/graph/strip/command/canvas "Text Underline" TEXT_UNDERLINE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the control text is underlined. 0 = Not Underlined 1 = Underlined " 2 numeric/ring "Tick Style" TICK_STYLE i sg tickStyleValues "The marker style for the control. (For numeric and ring slides, knobs, dials, meters and gauges) " 2 all "Top" TOP i sg "The vertical offset in pixels of the control " "relative to the origin of the panel. The panel origin (0,0) is the upper-left corner of the panel " "below the title bar and to right of the panel frame. Valid Range: -32768 to 32767. " 2 all "Visible" VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the control is visible. 0 = Hidden 1 = Visible " 2 listBox/textBox "Visible Lines" VISIBLE_LINES i sg "The number of visible lines for the list box or text box. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 " 2 all "Width" WIDTH i sg "The width of the control body in pixels. Valid Range: 0 to 32767. " 2 textBox "Wrap Mode" WRAP_MODE i sg wrapModeValues "The wrap mode for the text box. The default is VAL_WORD_WRAP. " 1 all "Control Settings" "Attributes related to the control settings." 2 graph "Active Y-Axis" ACTIVE_YAXIS i sg yAxisValues "Determines which of the two Y axes on a graph is used in " "plotting, setting a Y-axis attribute, and setting the Y-axis range. " "Also, the value of this attribute at the time you create a graph " "cursor determines which Y-axis the cursor is associated with. "(To make the second Y-axis visible, first set ATTR_ACTIVEYAXIS to " "VAL_RIGHT_YAXIS, and then set ATTR_YLABEL_VISIBLE to 1.) " 2 listBox "Allow Room for Images" ALLOW_ROOM_FOR_IMAGES i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether, when calculating the list box height, to assume that one or more " "list box labels may contain an image. Normally, the calculation of the list box " "height takes into account the image height only if there currently is an image " "in the list box. If the list box is initially empty, " "the list box height is calculated without regard to images. " "Thus, when an image is added to a list box label, the height of the " "control may increase. To make sure that the list box height always takes " "into account the height of an image, set this attribute to TRUE. (Note: Images are added to list box labels by using SetListItemImage.) 0 = list box item height takes into account the image height only if one " "or more item labels currently contain an image 1 = list box item height always takes into account the image height Default value: 0 (FALSE) " 2 listBox "Check Mode" CHECK_MODE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the list box has a column on the left " "in which the user can toggle checkmarks (or checkboxes). 0 = Disable Check Column 1 = Enable Check Column Use ATTR_CHECK_STYLE to set the visual style of the check. " 2 all~timer/deco/textMsg/picture/strip "Control Mode" CTRL_MODE i sg controlModeValues "The control mode of the control. " 2 all "Control Style" CTRL_STYLE i g ctrlStyles "The control style of the control. " 2 all~timer/deco/picture/strip/graph/canvas "Control Value" CTRL_VAL v sg "The current value of a control. Using this in GetCtrlAttribute " "is equivalent to calling the GetCtrlVal function. Using this in SetCtrlAttribute " "is equivalent to calling the " "SetCtrlVal function, except that " "the value is not displayed until LabWindows/CVI processes " "draw events. For a list box or ring, using this in SetCtrlAttribute sets the current item to " "the first item with the value. " "(To set the current list item via zero-based index, " "use the SetCtrlIndex function instead.) For a text box, setting the value appends the value to the " "contents of the text box. " 2 graph "Copy Original Plot Data" COPY_ORIGINAL_DATA i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether a copy of your original plot data " "is kept for each new plot added to the graph. The " "original plot data is needed whenever the graph is " "rescaled. If the graph keeps merely a pointer to the data, " "erroneous results might occur if you change or deallocate" "the data. Copying the data prevents these problems but " "uses more memory and increases the plot time. 0 = Do Not Copy Original Data 1 = Copy Original Data (default) " 2 graph "Data Mode" DATA_MODE i sg dataModeValues "Specifies whether plot data is retained after the plot is drawn. " "Discarding the data can save memory (especially when plotting multiple plots), " "but it causes the plots to disappear when the graph is rescaled or when " "ATTR_SMOOTH_UPDATE is FALSE and the graph is redrawn. " " 2 numeric/binary/ring/listBox "Data Type" DATA_TYPE i sg dataTypeValues "The data type of the control. " 2 numeric "Default Value" DFLT_VALUE v sg "The default value for the control. This is the value to which the control is set when the panel " "is loaded or when you call DefaultCtrl or DefaultPanel. The data type of the attribute value depends on the " "data type of the control. " 2 all "Dimmed" DIMMED i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the control is disabled or dimmed" "(grayed out). 0 = Control Enabled 1 = Control Disabled (Dimmed) " 2 canvas "Draw Policy (Canvas)" DRAW_POLICY i sg drawPolicyValues "Each canvas has an offscreen bitmap which is used to restore the " "appearance of the canvas when the canvas region is exposed. This " "attribute determines if and when drawing operations are rendered on " "the offscreen bitmap and the screen. Default value: VAL_UPDATE_IMMEDIATELY " 2 textBox "Enter Key Causes Newline" ENTER_IS_NEWLINE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the <Enter> key causes a newline. If not, the " "operator of the control must to use <Ctrl-Enter> " "to create a new line. 0 = <Ctrl-Enter> causes newline (default) 1 = <Enter> or <Ctrl-Enter> causes newline " 2 textBox "Extra Lines" EXTRA_LINES i sg "The maximum number of text box lines that can be retained off-screen. Use -1 to specify an unlimited number of lines. " 2 toggle/command "Fast Draw Picture Button (Obsolete)" FAST_DRAW_BUTTON i sg booleanValues "Obsolete. This attribute allowed picture toggle buttons and picture " "command buttons to draw their images faster in return for certain " "limitations. It has been made obsolete, since all buttons are now " "drawn in this mode, and all limitations have been eliminated. 0 = Disable Fast Draw (default) 1 = Enable Fast Draw " 2 toggle/picture/ring/command "Fit Mode (Picture)" FIT_MODE i sg fitModeValues "Specifies the placement and sizing of an image within a picture, " "picture ring, or picture button control. Values: VAL_SIZE_TO_IMAGE Size the control to the image VAL_SIZE_TO_PICTURE Size the image to the control VAL_PICT_CORNER Place the image in topleft corner VAL_PICT_CENTER Place the image in center of control VAL_PICT_TILE Repeat or tile image in control " 2 numeric "Format and Precision" "Attributes related to the display format and precision of the control." 3 numeric "Precision" PRECISION i sg "The number of places after the decimal point. Valid Range: 0 to 15 " 3 numeric "Format" FORMAT i sg x_formatValues "The display format of the numeric control. " 2 listBox "Hilite Current Item" HILITE_CURRENT_ITEM i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to hilite the currently selected item in a list box." "(The hilite is shown in reversed colors when list box is active, a dashed box when inactive.) 0 = Do Not Hilite Any Item 1 = Hilite Current Item Default value: 1 (TRUE) " 2 command/toggle "Image File" IMAGE_FILE s sg "Specifies the image file to load into the picture button. " "The supported image types are: PCX: Windows and SPARCStation BMP,DIB,RLE,ICO: Windows only XWD: SPARCStation only A NULL or empty string reverts the control to its " "default, imageless state. " 2 command/toggle "Image File Name Length" IMAGE_FILE_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the image file name " "for the picture button. " 2 numeric "Incremental Value" INCR_VALUE v sg "The incremental value for the Inc/Dec arrows. The data type of the attribute value depends on the " "data type of the control. " 2 ring/binary/listBox "Index" "Attributes related to the indexes associated with label/value pairs in list-type controls." 3 ring/binary/listBox "Default Index" DFLT_INDEX i sg "The index of the label/value pair that is marked as selected " "when the panel is loaded or when you call DefaultCtrl or " "DefaultPanel. The index is a zero-based value that represents the " "position of the label/value pair in the control. Valid Range: 0 to (number of label/value pairs - 1) " 3 ring/binary/listBox "Index" CTRL_INDEX i sg "The index of the currently selected label/value pair in the control. The index is a zero-based value that represents the " "position of the label/value pair in the control. Valid Range: 0 to (number of label/value pairs - 1) " 2 string/textBox "Maximum Entry Length" MAX_ENTRY_LENGTH i sg "The maximum number of characters that can be " "entered into a string or text box control. " "A (-1) value means no limit " 2 numeric "Maximum Value" MAX_VALUE v sg "The maximum value of a numeric control. The user is not allowed to enter a value or use " "the increment arrows to alter the value above the maximum. " "The data type of this attribute value depends on the " "data type of the control. " 2 numeric "Minimum Value" MIN_VALUE v sg "The minimum value of a numeric control. The user is not allowed to enter a value or use " "the decrement arrows to alter the value below the minimum. " "The data type of this attribute value depends on the " "data type of the control. " 2 all "Next Panel Control" NEXT_CTRL i g "The next control on the panel. The panel attribute ATTR_PANEL_FIRST_CTRL returns " "the lowest control ID that exists in the panel. " "When you call GetCtrlAttribute on the first control ID, " "ATTR_NEXT_CTRL returns the next higher control ID in the panel. " "On the last control, ATTR_NEXT_CTRL returns zero. " "Use the panel attribute ATTR_NUM_CTRLS " "to get the total number of controls in a panel. " 2 string/numeric/textBox "No Edit Text" NO_EDIT_TEXT i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to disable the ability to edit the text in a control. 0 = Enable Editing (default) 1 = Disable Editing " 2 graph "Number of Cursors" NUM_CURSORS i sg "The number of cursors in a graph control. Valid Range: 0 to 10 " 2 strip "Number of Traces" NUM_TRACES i sg "The number of traces in a strip chart control. Valid Range: 1 to 64 " 2 toggle/binary "Off Text Length" OFF_TEXT_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the text displayed when " "the control is in the OFF state. (For Text Button and Binary Switches) " 2 binary "Off Value" OFF_VALUE v sg "The value of the binary switch in the OFF position. The data type of this attribute value depends on the " "data type of the control. " 2 binary "Off Value Length" OFF_VALUE_LENGTH i sg "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the OFF value text for a " "binary switch of type 'string'. " 2 toggle/binary "On Text Length" ON_TEXT_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the text displayed when " "the control is in the ON state. (For Text Button and Binary Switches) " 2 binary "On Value" ON_VALUE v sg "The value of the binary switch in the ON position. The data type of this attribute value depends on the " "data type of the control. " 2 binary "On Value Length" ON_VALUE_LENGTH i sg "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the ON value text for a " "binary switch of type 'string'. " 2 canvas "Origin and Scaling (Canvas)" "Attributes which allow you to alter the coordinate system of a canvas control." 3 canvas "X Coordinate at Origin" XCOORD_AT_ORIGIN d sg "The horizontal coordinate that is mapped to the left edge of the canvas. (Note: The library multiplies this value by the value of ATTR_XSCALING to arrive at a pixel offset.) Default value: 0.0 " 3 canvas "X Scaling" XSCALING d sg "The factor used to scale user-supplied horizontal coordinates and widths into pixel-based coordinates and widths. Default value: 1.0 " 3 canvas "Y Coordinate at Origin" YCOORD_AT_ORIGIN d sg "The vertical coordinate that is mapped to the top edge of the canvas. (Note: The library multiplies this value by the value of ATTR_YSCALING to arrive at a pixel offset.) Default value: 0.0 " 3 canvas "Y Scaling" YSCALING d sg "The factor used to scale user-supplied vertical coordinates and heights into pixel-based coordinates and heights. Default value: 1.0 " 2 canvas "Overlapped Policy (Canvas)" OVERLAPPED_POLICY i sg overlappedPolicyValues "Determines what occurs when you draw to a canvas which is overlapped by another control. Default value: VAL_DEFER_DRAWING 2 canvas "Pen (Canvas)" "Attributes related to the canvas pen" 3 canvas "Pen Color" PEN_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value used to draw points, lines, frames, and text on the canvas. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 3 canvas "Pen Fill Color" PEN_FILL_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value used to fill interior areas of shapes, text backgrounds, " "and areas exposed by scrolling. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 3 canvas "Pen Mode" PEN_MODE i sg penModeValues "Determines the effect of drawing with the pen color (or pen fill color), given the current " "color on the screen. With the default setting, VAL_COPY_MODE, the current " "screen color is replaced with the pen color (or pen fill color). The other settings " "specify bitwise logical operations on pen color (or pen fill color) and the screen color. Note: If a system color palette is in use, the logical operations might be performed on the palette indices " "rather than the RGB values, depending on the operating system. Default value: VAL_COPY_MODE 3 canvas "Pen Pattern" PEN_PATTERN uc8 sg "Determines the pattern used to fill interior areas of shapes. The value is an 8-byte unsigned character array representing a repeating 8-by-8 grid of pixels through which " "filling operations are filtered. A pixel of value 1 means that the pen fill color " "is used for that pixel. A pixel value of 0 means that black is used for that pixel. Hint: To make a pixel value of 0 mean \"screen color\" instead of \"black\", do the following: " "First, set ATTR_PEN_PATTERN to the complement of the pattern you wish to use. " "Then, set ATTR_PEN_MODE to VAL_AND_MODE, set ATTR_PEN_FILL_COLOR to VAL_WHITE, " "and use a canvas draw function to fill the area. " "Then, set ATTR_PEN_PATTERN to the desired pattern, change the ATTR_PEN_MODE to VAL_OR_MODE, " "change the ATTR_PEN_FILL_COLOR to the desired pattern color, and draw again. Default value: The solid pattern (each byte of the array is 0xFF). " 3 canvas "Pen Style" PEN_STYLE i sg lineAndPenStyles "The line style used when drawing lines and frames on the canvas. In Microsoft Windows, this attribute applies only when ATTR_PEN_WIDTH is 1. " "When ATTR_PEN_WIDTH is greater than 1, the style is always VAL_SOLID. "Default value: VAL_SOLID 3 canvas "Pen Width" PEN_WIDTH i sg "The number of pixels in the width of a pen stroke. " "This applies to lines, frames, and points. Valid range: 1 to 255 Default value: 1 " 2 strip "Points Per Screen" POINTS_PER_SCREEN i sg "The number of points that can fit into the strip chart plot area." Valid Range: 3 to 10000 " 2 numeric "Range Checking" CHECK_RANGE i sg rangeCheckingValues "The type of range checking for the control. VAL_COERCE forces an incorrect value to either the " "minumum or maximum value. VAL_IGNORE allows the entry of an incorrect value. VAL_NOTIFY displays a box showing that the " "value entered is out of range. (default) " 2 graph "Refresh Graph" REFRESH_GRAPH i sg booleanValues "Specifies when plots are drawn on a graph. 0 = do not plot to the graph until RefreshGraph() " "is called or ATTR_REFRESH_GRAPH is set to 1. 1 = plot to screen immediately. (default) " 2 strip "Scroll Mode" SCROLL_MODE i sg scrollModeValues "The scrolling mode of the strip chart. VAL_CONTINUOUS scrolls data off the left edge of the" "chart as new data is placed at the right edge. (default) VAL_SWEEP mode allows new data to overwrite old data " "from left to right. VAL_BLOCK mode erases the entire plot when data reaches " "the right edge. " 2 graph "Shift Text Plots" SHIFT_TEXT_PLOTS i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to shift text down or to the left when " "text plotted with PlotText() does not completely " "fit within the graph. 0 = text is not shifted; it may be clipped 1 = text is shifted so it is not clipped (default) " 2 command "Shortcut Key" SHORTCUT_KEY i sg x_modifierKeyValues x_virtualKeyValues "The shortcut key for the command button control. In source code, a shortcut key is represented by a " "4-byte integer consisting of 3 fields, 0x00MMVVAA: MM = the modifier key VV = the virtual key AA = the ASCII key" Virtual keys do not require modifiers but ASCII keys " "require at least one modifier. " "VAL_MENUKEY_MODIFIER is <Ctrl> on the PC and <Ctrl> " "or <Meta> on the SPARCStation " 2 graph "Smooth Update" SMOOTH_UPDATE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether a copy of the graph is stored in " "an off-screen bitmap. Using an off-screem bitmap " "results in less plot flicker and smoother cursor " "movement, but consumes more memory. " 2 textMsg/string/textBox "String Text Length" STRING_TEXT_LENGTH i sg "The number of bytes (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the text for the control. " 2 toggle/command "Subimage Enable (Picture)" USE_SUBIMAGE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to allow a picture button control to " "display a subset of its loaded image. The subset of the " "image file is sized to the control. The location and size " "of the subset is specified by the following attributes, " "which are in terms of pixels: ATTR_SUBIMAGE_TOP ATTR_SUBIMAGE_LEFT ATTR_SUBIMAGE_WIDTH ATTR_SUBIMAGE_HEIGHT 0 = Disable Subimage 1 = Enable Subimage " 2 toggle/command "Subimage Height (Picture)" SUBIMAGE_HEIGHT i sg "The vertical height in pixels of the displayed subimage. " "ATTR_SUBIMAGE_LEFT and ATTR_SUBIMAGE_TOP specify the pixel " "bitmap coordinate for the top-left corner of the displayed " "subimage. ATTR_USE_SUBIMAGE must be enabled for this feature to be active. Valid Range: >= 0 " 2 toggle/command "Subimage Left (Picture)" SUBIMAGE_LEFT i sg "The horizontal offset in pixels of the displayed subimage relative " "to the top-left corner of the entire bitmap image. " "ATTR_SUBIMAGE_TOP designates the vertical offset " "from the top-left corner. ATTR_SUBIMAGE_WIDTH and " "ATTR_SUBIMAGE_HEIGHT specify the size of the subimage. " "ATTR_USE_SUBIMAGE must be enabled for this feature to be active. Valid Range: >= 0 " 2 toggle/command "Subimage Top (Picture)" SUBIMAGE_TOP i sg "The vertical offset in pixels of the displayed subimage relative " "to the top-left corner of the entire bitmap image. " "ATTR_SUBIMAGE_LEFT designates the horizontal offset " "from the top-left corner. ATTR_SUBIMAGE_WIDTH and " "ATTR_SUBIMAGE_HEIGHT specify the size of the subimage. " "ATTR_USE_SUBIMAGE must be enabled for this feature to be active. Valid Range: >= 0 " 2 toggle/command "Subimage Width (Picture)" SUBIMAGE_WIDTH i sg "The horizontal width in pixels of the displayed subimage. " "ATTR_SUBIMAGE_LEFT and ATTR_SUBIMAGE_TOP specify the pixel " "bitmap coordinate for the top-left corner of the displayed " "subimage. ATTR_USE_SUBIMAGE must be enabled for this feature to be active. Valid Range: >= 0 " 2 all~timer/deco/textMsg/picture/strip "Tab Position" CTRL_TAB_POSITION i sg "The control's position in the tab order for the panel. The tab order determines which control becomes the " "next active control when the user presses <Tab> or " "<Shift-Tab>. The position is zero-based. " 2 listBox "Text Click Toggles Check" TEXT_CLICK_TOGGLES_CHECK i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether clicking on the text portion of the list box " "toggles the checkmark or checkbox. (Clicking on the check column " "always toggles the checkmark or checkbox). 0 = Disable Text Check Toggling 1 = Enable Text Check Toggling (default) " 2 string/textBox "Text Selection Start" TEXT_SELECTION_START i sg "The zero-based offset (in bytes) of the starting point of selected text. " "If no text is selected, TEXT_SELECTION_START represents " "the offset of the caret. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 " 2 string/textBox "Text Selection Length" TEXT_SELECTION_LENGTH i sg "The number of bytes in the text currently selected in the control. " "If no text is selected, the value is zero. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 " 2 timer "Timer Interval" INTERVAL d sg "The interval (in seconds) at which the timer control callback " "function is called. An interval of zero results in timer events " "occurring as fast as possible. An interval less " "than the resolution of the system clock results " "in timer events with an interval equal to the clock " "resolution. If the timer has already started, setting " "ATTR_INTERVAL resets the timer. " 2 timer "Timer Enable" ENABLED i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the timer callback for a control is called. The default for ATTR_ENABLED is TRUE. Setting ATTR_ENABLED to FALSE and then back to TRUE does " "not disturb the ongoing interval schedule. If one or more callbacks " "are missed while ATTR_ENABLE is FALSE, they are lost. " 2 textBox "Total Lines" TOTAL_LINES i g "The total number of lines of text that are currently retained by the text box control. " 2 graph/strip "X-Axis" "Attributes related to the X-axis of the graph or chart." 3 graph/strip "X Axis Gain" XAXIS_GAIN d sg "The factor used to scale the value labels shown on the X axis. For example, if the actual X value is 10.0 and the XAXIS_GAIN " "is 2.0, then the label on the X axis will show up as 20.0. Default value: 1.0 " 3 graph/strip "X Axis Offset" XAXIS_OFFSET d sg "The amount added to the value labels shown on the X axis. For example, if the actual X value is 10.0 and the XAXIS_OFFSET " "is 5.0, then the label on the X axis will show up as 15.0. (Note: The X value is multiplied by the XAXIS_GAIN factor before the " "XAXIS_OFFSET is added to it.) Default value: 0.0 " 3 graph/strip "X Divisions" XDIVISIONS i sg valueAuto "The number of X-divisions for the graph. Valid Range: 1 to 100, or VAL_AUTO for auto divisions. " 3 graph/strip "X Engineering Units" XENG_UNITS i sg "The number of engineering units by which to multiply the values " "shown in the X-axis labels to calculate the actual X values. Valid Range: -308 to 308 Example: If the defined range for the graph is -100 " "to 100 and XENG_UNITS = 2, the X-axis labels " "range from -1 to 1. " 3 graph/strip "X Format" XFORMAT i sg x_graphFormatValues "The display format of the X-axis values " 3 graph "X Map Mode" XMAP_MODE i sg mapModeValues "The display format of the X-axis. For log scaling, the minimum value must be greater " "than zero. " 3 graph "X Mark Origin" XMARK_ORIGIN i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to show or hide the X-origin tick marks. 0 = Hide Tick Marks 1 = Show Tick Marks " 3 graph/strip "X Name" XNAME s sg "The text name to display for the X-axis. " 3 graph/strip "X Name Length" XNAME_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the X-axis text name. " 3 graph "X Precision" XPRECISION i sg valueAuto "The number of characters to display in the numeric " "X-axis labels. Valid Range: 1 to 15, or VAL_AUTO for auto precision. " 3 graph "X Reverse" XREVERSE i sg booleanValues "Determines whether to reverse the orientation of the X axis so that the " "lowest value is shown at the right. If the orientation of the X axis is reversed, " "the horizontal orientation of the plots is also reversed. 0 = do not reverse 1 = reverse Default value: 0 (FALSE) " 3 graph/strip "X Use Label Strings" XUSE_LABEL_STRINGS i sg booleanValues "Determines whether the value labels on the X axis are replaced by strings " "associated with those values. These strings can be specified either in the User Interface Editor " "or by calling the InsertAxisItem function. 0 = Use values 1 = Use strings Default value: 0 (FALSE) " 2 graph/strip "Y-Axis" "Attributes related to the Y-axis of the graph." 3 graph/strip "Y Axis Gain" YAXIS_GAIN d sg "The factor used to scale the value labels shown on the Y axis. For example, if the actual Y value is 10.0 and the YAXIS_GAIN " "is 2.0, then the label on the Y axis will show up as 20.0. Default value: 1.0 " 3 graph/strip "Y Axis Offset" YAXIS_OFFSET d sg "The amount added to the value labels shown on the Y axis. For example, if the actual Y value is 10.0 and the YAXIS_OFFSET " "is 5.0, then the label on the Y axis will show up as 15.0. (Note: The Y value is multiplied by the YAXIS_GAIN factor before the " "YAXIS_OFFSET is added to it.) Default value: 0.0 " 3 graph/strip "Y Divisions " YDIVISIONS i sg valueAuto "The number of Y-divisions. Valid Range: 1 to 100, or VAL_AUTO for auto divisions. " 3 graph/strip "Y Engineering units" YENG_UNITS i sg "The number of engineering units by which to multiply the values " "shown in the Y-axis labels to calculate the actual Y values. Valid Range: -308 to 308 Example: If the defined range for the graph is -100 " "to 100 and YENG_UNITS=2, the Y-axis labels " "range from -1 to 1. " 3 graph/strip "Y Format " YFORMAT i sg x_graphFormatValues "The display format of the Y-axis values " 3 graph/strip "Y Map Mode " YMAP_MODE i sg mapModeValues "The display format of the Y-axis. For log scaling, the minimum value must be greater " "than zero. " 3 graph "Y Mark Origin" YMARK_ORIGIN i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to show or hide the Y-origin tick marks. 0 = Hide Tick Marks 1 = Show Tick Marks " 3 graph/strip "Y Name " YNAME s sg "The text name to display for the Y-axis. " 3 graph/strip "Y Name Length" YNAME_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the Y-axis text name. " 3 graph/strip "Y Precision " YPRECISION i sg valueAuto "The number of characters to display for the numeric " "Y-axis labels. Valid Range: 1 to 15, or VAL_AUTO for auto precision. " 3 graph/strip "Y Reverse" YREVERSE i sg booleanValues "Determines whether to reverse the orientation of the Y axis so that the " "lowest value is shown at the top. If the orientation of the Y axis is reversed, " "the vertical orientation of the plots is also reversed. 0 = do not reverse 1 = reverse Default value: 0 (FALSE) " 3 graph/strip "Y Use Label Strings" YUSE_LABEL_STRINGS i sg booleanValues "Determines whether the value labels on the Y axis are replaced by strings " "associated with those values. These strings can be specified either in the User Interface Editor " "or by calling the InsertAxisItem function. 0 = Use values 1 = Use strings Default value: 0 (FALSE) " 2 all "Z-Plane Position" ZPLANE_POSITION i sg "The drawing order of the control. The control with the " "lowest number (0) is drawn last (i.e., on top). Valid Range: 0 to (Number of Controls - 1) " 2 graph "Zooming and Panning" ENABLE_ZOOM_AND_PAN i sg booleanValues "Determines whether the end-user can interactively zoom and pan " "the graph viewport. 0 = Disabled 1 = Enabled Default value: 0 (FALSE) " 1 all~deco/textMsg "Label Appearance" "Attributes related to the appearance of the control label." 2 all~deco/textMsg "Label Background Color" LABEL_BGCOLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the background behind " "the label text. (Does not apply to non-picture command buttons) RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 all~deco/textMsg "Label Height" LABEL_HEIGHT i sg "The height of the label in pixels. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 (Does not apply to non-picture command buttons) " 2 all~deco/textMsg "Label Left" LABEL_LEFT i sg x_labelOrDigitalDisplayLEFT "The horizontal offset in pixels of the label " "relative to the origin of the panel. The panel origin (0,0) is the upper-left corner of the panel " "below the title bar and to the right of the panel frame. Valid Range: -32768 to 32767, VAL_AUTO_CENTER, VAL_LEFT_ANCHOR, or VAL_RIGHT_ANCHOR. (Does not apply to non-picture command buttons) " 2 all~deco/textMsg "Label Raised" LABEL_RAISED i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the control text is raised. (Does not apply to non-picture command buttons) " 2 all~deco/textMsg "Label Size to Text" LABEL_SIZE_TO_TEXT i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the size of the control label box is dynamically " "adjusted to the size of the label text. (Does not apply to non-picture command buttons) " 2 all~deco/textMsg "Label Style" "Attributes related to the text style of the label." 3 all~deco/textMsg "Label Bold" LABEL_BOLD i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the control label is bold. " 3 all~deco/textMsg "Label Color" LABEL_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the label text. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 3 all~deco/textMsg "Label Font" LABEL_FONT s sg fontValues "The name of the font for the control label. You may use a CVI supplied font or any host font " "supported on your system. For example, Arial and " "Courier are available on Windows. Always set the " "font before setting the size or style. " 3 all~deco/textMsg "Label Font Length" LABEL_FONT_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of bytes (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the name of the font for the control label. " 3 all~deco/textMsg "Label Italics" LABEL_ITALIC i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the control label is in italics. 0 = Not Italics 1 = Italics " 3 all~deco/textMsg "Label Justification" LABEL_JUSTIFY i sg x_justificationValues "The label justification of the control. (Does not apply to non-picture command buttons) " 3 all~deco/textMsg "Label Point Size" LABEL_POINT_SIZE i sg "The font point size for the control label. Valid range: 1 to 255 " 3 all~deco/textMsg "Label Strikeout" LABEL_STRIKEOUT i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the control label name has strikeout. 0 = Not Strikeout 1 = Strikeout " 3 all~deco/textMsg "Label Underline" LABEL_UNDERLINE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the control label is underlined. 0 = Not Underlined 1 = Underlined " 3 graph/strip "XY Label Bold" XYLABEL_BOLD i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the X and Y axis label names are bold. 0 = Not Bold 1 = Bold " 3 graph/strip "XY Label Color" XYLABEL_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the X and Y axis labels. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 3 graph/strip "XY Label Font " XYLABEL_FONT s sg fontValues "The name of the font for the X and Y axis labels. You may use a CVI supplied font or any host font " "supported on your system. For example, Arial and " "Courier are available on Windows. Always set the " "font before setting the size or style. " 3 graph/strip "XY Label Font Name Length" XYLABEL_FONT_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of bytes (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the name of the font for the X and Y axis labels. " 3 graph/strip "XY Label Italic" XYLABEL_ITALIC i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the X and Y axis labels are in italics. 0 = Not Italics 1 = Italics " 3 graph/strip "XY Label Point Size" XYLABEL_POINT_SIZE i sg "The font point size for the X and Y axis labels. Valid Range: 1 to 255 " 3 graph/strip "XY Label Strikeout " XYLABEL_STRIKEOUT i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the X and Y axis labels have strikeout. 0 = Not Strikeout 1 = Strikeout " 3 graph/strip "XY Label Underline " XYLABEL_UNDERLINE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the X and Y axis labels are underlined. 0 = Not Underlined 1 = Underlined " 2 all~deco/textMsg "Label Text" LABEL_TEXT s sg "The text label for the control. " 2 all~deco/textMsg "Label Text Length" LABEL_TEXT_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the text label. " 2 all~deco/textMsg/command "Label Top" LABEL_TOP i sg x_labelTOP "The vertical offset in pixels of the label " "relative to the origin of the panel. The panel origin (0,0) is the upper-left corner of the panel " "below the title bar and to the right of the panel frame. Valid Range: -32768 to 32767, or VAL_AUTO_CENTER. (Does not apply to non-picture command buttons) " 2 all~deco/textMsg "Label Visible" LABEL_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the label is visible. 0 = Hidden 1 = Visible " 2 all~deco/textMsg/command "Label Width" LABEL_WIDTH i sg "The width of the label body in pixels. Valid Range: 0 to 32767. (Does not apply to non-picture command buttons) " 1 all "Source Code Connection" "Attributes related to the connection between the control and your application source code." 2 all "Callback Data" CALLBACK_DATA p sg "A four-byte value that is passed to the " "control callback function. The value can be a pointer " "to user data. " 2 all "Callback Function Name" CALLBACK_NAME s g "The name of the callback function associated with " "the control. " 2 all "Callback Function Name Length" CALLBACK_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the name of the control " "callback function. " 2 all "Callback Function Pointer" CALLBACK_FUNCTION_POINTER p sg "A pointer to the callback function for the control. " 2 all "Constant Name" CONSTANT_NAME s g "The constant name assigned to the control in the " "User Interface Editor. " 2 all "Constant Name Length" CONSTANT_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the constant name of " "the control. " 0 GetPanelAttribute 2 3 false g 0 SetPanelAttribute 2 3 false s 1 all "Panel Appearance" "Attributes related to the appearance of the panel." 2 all "Background Color" BACKCOLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the panel background. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 all "Dimmed" DIMMED i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel is dimmed. 0 = Not Dimmed Panel 1 = Dimmed Panel " 2 all "Frame Color" FRAME_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the panel frame. This is for child panels only. Top-level " "panel frame colors are controlled by the operating " "system. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 all "Frame Style" FRAME_STYLE i sg frameStyleValues "The style of frame for the panel. (For child panels only) " 2 all "Frame Thickness" FRAME_THICKNESS i sg "The frame thickness for the panel. Always set " "ATTR_FRAME_STYLE before setting the thickness. (For child panels only) Valid Range: 1 to 10 " 2 all "Height" HEIGHT i sg "The height of the panel in pixels. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 " 2 all "Horizontal Scroll Bar Offset" HSCROLL_OFFSET i sg "The amount (in pixels) by which the panel is scrolled to the right. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 " 2 all "Horizontal Scroll Bar Offset Max" HSCROLL_OFFSET_MAX i g "The maximum amount (in pixels) by which the panel can be scrolled to the right. This depends on the current contents of the panel. " 2 all "Left" LEFT i sg x_panelPosition "The horizontal offset (in pixels) of the panel " "relative to the origin of the screen (for top-level " "windows) or the parent panel (for child panels). The screen origin (0,0) is the upper-left corner of the screen. The origin of a parent panel is the upper-left corner of the " "panel below the title bar and to the right of the panel frame. Valid Range: -32768 to 32767, or VAL_AUTO_CENTER. " 2 all "Menu Height" MENU_HEIGHT i g "Height of the menu in pixels. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 " 2 all "Menubar Visible" MENU_BAR_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the menubar associated with the panel is visible. 0 = Hidden 1 = Visible " 2 all "Scroll Bars" SCROLL_BARS i sg scrollBarsValues "Specifies whether vertical and/or horizontal scroll bars are shown on the panel. " 2 all "Scroll Bar Color" SCROLL_BAR_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the panel scroll bars. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 all "Scroll Bar Size" SCROLL_BAR_SIZE i g scrollBarSizes "The width of the panel scroll bars in pixels. " 2 all "System Menu Visible" SYSTEM_MENU_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel system menu is visible. 0 = Hidden 1 = Visible " 2 all "Top" TOP i sg x_panelPosition "The vertical offset (in pixels) of the panel " "relative to the origin of the screen (for top-level " "windows) or the parent panel (for child panels). The screen origin (0,0) is the upper-left corner of the screen. The origin of a parent panel is the upper-left corner of the " "panel below the title bar and to the right of the panel frame. Valid Range: -32768 to 32767, or VAL_AUTO_CENTER. " 2 all "Vertical Scroll Bar Offset" VSCROLL_OFFSET i sg "The amount (in pixels) by which the panel is scrolled down. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 " 2 all "Vertical Scroll Bar Offset Max" VSCROLL_OFFSET_MAX i g "The maximum amount (in pixels) by which the panel can be scrolled down. This depends on the current contents of the panel. " 2 all "Visible" VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel is visible. 0 = Hidden 1 = Visible " 2 all "Width" WIDTH i sg "The width of the panel in pixels. Valid Range: 0 to 32767. " 2 all "Window Zoom" WINDOW_ZOOM i sg windowZoomValues "Defines panel window behavior. This attribute is implemented only for " "top-level windows on MS Windows. Setting " "it on a child panel or on a top-level " "X Windows panel has no effect and does not " "return an error. Setting the ATTR_WINDOW_ZOOM attribute " "always makes the panel visible. " "If the attribute is set to VAL_NO_ZOOM or " "VAL_MAXIMIZE, the panel is always activated. " "If the attribute is set to VAL_MINIMIZE, " "the panel is deactivated. Making " "the panel invisible automatically resets " "the ATTR_WINDOW_ZOOM attribute to VAL_NO_ZOOM. " 1 all "Title and Titlebar Appearance" "Attributes related to the appearance of the panel title and titlebar." 2 all "Title" TITLE s sg "The text title of the panel. " 2 all "Title Background Color" TITLE_BACKCOLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the panel title background. (For child panels only) RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 all "Title Bold" TITLE_BOLD i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel title is bold. 0 = Not Bold 1 = Bold (For child panels only) " 2 all "Title Color" TITLE_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the panel title. (For child panels only) RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 all "Title Font" TITLE_FONT i sg fontValues "The name of the font for the panel title. You may use a CVI supplied font or any host font " "supported on your system. For example, Arial and " "Courier are available on Windows. Always set the " "font before setting the size or style. (For child panels only) " 2 all "Title Font Name Length" TITLE_FONT_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the name of the font for " "the panel title. (For child panels only) " 2 all "Title Italics" TITLE_ITALIC i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel title is in italics. 0 = Not Italics 1 = Italics (For child panels only) " 2 all "Title Length" TITLE_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the panel title. " 2 all "Title Point Size" TITLE_POINT_SIZE i sg "The font point size for the panel title. Valid range: 1 to 255 (For child panels only) " 2 all "Title Size to Font" TITLE_SIZE_TO_FONT i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel title is sized to the font. 0 = Not Sized 1 = Sized (For child panels only) " 2 all "Title Strikeout" TITLE_STRIKEOUT i sg booleanValues "The font point size for the panel title. Valid range: 1 to 255 (For child panels only) " 2 all "Title Underline" TITLE_UNDERLINE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel title is underlined. 0 = Not Underlined 1 = Underlined (For child panels only) " 2 all "Titlebar Thickness" TITLEBAR_THICKNESS i sg "The thickness of the panel titlebar in pixels. Valid Range: 0 to 32767 (For child panels only) " 2 all "Titlebar Visible" TITLEBAR_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel titlebar is visible. 0 = Hidden 1 = Visible " 1 all "Panel Settings" "Attributes related to the panel settings." 2 all "Activate When Clicked On" ACTIVATE_WHEN_CLICKED_ON i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether to activate the panel when it is clicked on. " "This only has an effect on which panel within a top-level window is active. " "It does not prevent a top-level window from becoming active with respect to " "other top-level windows. 0 = Do not activate 1 = Activate Default value: 1 (TRUE) 2 all "Can Maximize" CAN_MAXIMIZE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel can be maximized. This applies only to top-level panels on MS Windows. 0 = Disabled 1 = Enabled " 2 all "Can Minimize" CAN_MINIMIZE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel can be minimized. This applies only to top-level panels on MS Windows. 0 = Disabled 1 = Enabled " 2 all "Close Item Visible" CLOSE_ITEM_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel close item is available " "in the panel. This applies only to top-level panels on MS Windows. 0 = Dimmed Close Item 1 = Enable Close Item " 2 all "Close Control" CLOSE_CTRL i sg "The ID of the control for which a commit event " "is generated when you select the Close item in " "the Windows system menu (or the Quit item in the " "menu that pops up when you right click on a title bar in " "X Windows). This applies only to top-level panels. " 2 all "Conform to System Colors" CONFORM_TO_SYSTEM i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel and its controls use the system colors. " "Subsequent new controls will also use the system colors. (Only useful on Windows 95. Other platforms always use panel gray and black as " "the system colors.) " 2 all "First Child Panel" FIRST_CHILD i g "The first child panel for the parent panel. The panel attribute ATTR_FIRST_CHILD returns " "the handle for the first child panel in the parent panel. " "When you call GetPanelAttribute on the first child panel handle, " "ATTR_NEXT_PANEL returns the handle of the next sibling panel. " "On the last child panel, ATTR_NEXT_PANEL returns zero. " "Use the panel attribute ATTR_NUM_CHILDREN to get the " "total number of child panels in a panel. Note: If you pass zero for the parent panel, the first top-level panel " "is returned. You can then use ATTR_NEXT_PANEL to get the next sibling " "panel. " 2 all "First Panel Control" PANEL_FIRST_CTRL i g "The first control on the panel. The panel attribute ATTR_PANEL_FIRST_CTRL returns " "the lowest control ID that exists in the panel. " "When you call GetCtrlAttribute on this first control ID, " "ATTR_NEXT_CTRL returns the next higher control ID in the panel. " "On the last control, ATTR_NEXT_CTRL returns zero. " "Use the panel attribute ATTR_NUM_CTRLS " "to get the total number of controls in a panel. " 2 all "Floating Panel" FLOATING i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel floats above all non-floating panels. " "This only applies to top-level panels in MS Windows. 0 = does not float 1 = floats Default value: 0 (FALSE) " 2 all "Menubar Constant Name" PANEL_MENU_BAR_CONSTANT s g "The constant name for the menubar associated with the panel. " 2 all "Menubar Constant Name Length" PANEL_MENU_BAR_CONSTANT_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the constant name for the " "menubar associated with the panel. " 2 all "Mouse Cursor" MOUSE_CURSOR i sg mouseCursors "The mouse cursor style for the panel. " 2 all "Movable" MOVABLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel is movable. 0 = Not Movable 1 = Movable " 2 all "Next Panel" NEXT_PANEL i g "The next sibling panel. The panel attribute ATTR_FIRST_CHILD returns " "the handle for the first child panel in the parent panel. " "When you call GetPanelAttribute on this first child panel handle, " "ATTR_NEXT_PANEL returns the handle of the next sibling panel. " "On the last sibling panel, ATTR_NEXT_PANEL returns zero. " "Use the panel attribute ATTR_NUM_CHILDREN to get the " "total number of child panels in a panel. Note: If you pass the handle of a top-level panel, the next top-level " "panel is returned. " 2 all "Number of Child Panels" NUM_CHILDREN i g "The number of child panels for the parent panel. The panel attribute ATTR_FIRST_CHILD returns " "the handle for the first child panel in the parent panel. " "When you call GetPanelAttribute on this first child panel handle, " "ATTR_NEXT_PANEL returns the handle of the next sibling panel. " "On the last child panel, ATTR_NEXT_PANEL returns zero. " "Use the panel attribute ATTR_NUM_CHILDREN to get the " "total number of child panels in a panel. " 2 all "Number of Controls" NUM_CTRLS i g "The number of controls for the panel. The panel attribute ATTR_PANEL_FIRST_CTRL returns " "the lowest control ID that exists in the panel. " "When you call GetCtrlAttribute on this first control ID, " "ATTR_NEXT_CTRL returns the next higher control ID in the panel. " "On the last control, ATTR_NEXT_CTRL returns zero. " "Use the panel attribute ATTR_NUM_CTRLS " "to get the total number of controls in a panel. " 2 all "Panel or Its Child is Active" ACTIVE i g booleanValues "Indicates whether the panel or one of its child panels is the active panel. " 2 all "Parent Panel" PANEL_PARENT i g "The panel handle of the parent of the child panel. If you pass the handle of a top-level panel, zero is returned. " 2 all "Parent Shares Shortcut Keys" PARENT_SHARES_SHORTCUT_KEYS i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel shares shortcut keys with " "its parent panel. If shortcut keys are shared, then child panels " "pass unrecognized shortcut keys to the parent panel. 0 = Not Shared 1 = Shared (default) " 2 all "Sizable" SIZABLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the panel is sizable." 0 = Not Sizable 1 = Sizable " 2 all "System Window Handle" SYSTEM_WINDOW_HANDLE i g "A number that can be cast to obtain the system-specific " "window handle for a top-level panel. The actual type of the value is " "HWND on Windows, and Window on X Windows. The value is zero for child panels. " 2 all "Z-Plane Position" ZPLANE_POSITION i sg "The drawing order of the child panel. The panel with the " "lowest number (0) is drawn last (i.e., on top). (For child panels only) Valid Range: 0 to (Number of Panels - 1) " 1 all "Source Code Connection" "Attributes related to the connection between the panel and your application source code." 2 all "Callback Data" CALLBACK_DATA p sg "A four-byte value that is passed to the " "panel callback function. The value can be a pointer " "to user data. " 2 all "Callback Function Name" CALLBACK_NAME s g "The name of the callback function associated with " "the panel. " 2 all "Callback Function Name Length" CALLBACK_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the name of the " "panel callback function. " 2 all "Callback Function Pointer" CALLBACK_FUNCTION_POINTER p sg "A pointer to the callback function for the panel. " 2 all "Constant Name" CONSTANT_NAME s g "The constant name assigned to the panel in the " "User Interface Editor. " 2 all "Constant Name Length" CONSTANT_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the constant name of " "the panel. " 0 GetCursorAttribute 4 5 false g 0 SetCursorAttribute 4 5 false s 1 all "Cursor Settings" "Attributes related to the graph cursors." 2 all "Color" CURSOR_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value of the graph cursor. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 all "Cross Hair Style" CROSS_HAIR_STYLE i sg graphCursorXHairStyles "The cursor cross hair style. The cursor cross hairs are a pair " "of vertical and horizontal lines that project outward from the cursor " "position. " 2 all "Mode" CURSOR_MODE i sg graphCursorModes "Specifies the behavior of a graph cursor. " "Free-form cursors move to any location inside the plot area. " "Snap-to-point cursors snap to the nearest point when released. " 2 all "Point Style" CURSOR_POINT_STYLE i sg pointStyles "The style of the glyph that marks the cursor position. " 2 all "Cursor Y-Axis" CURSOR_YAXIS i sg yAxisValues "Used to change the Y axis with which the graph cursor is associated. When a graph cursor is created, the Y axis to which it " "is associated is determined by the value of ATTR_ACTIVE_YAXIS. " "Afterwards, the association can be changed using ATTR_CURSOR_YAXIS. The associated Y axis serves as the reference for the cursor position " "coordinates in calls to SetGraphCursor and GetGraphCursor. " 0 GetMenuBarAttribute 3 4 false g 0 SetMenuBarAttribute 3 4 false s 1 all "Menu Appearance" "Attributes related to the appearance of the menus." 2 all "Dimmed" DIMMED i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the menu or menu item is dimmed. 0 = Not Dimmed 1 = Dimmed " 2 all "Menu Item Checked" CHECKED i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether a menu item has a checkmark. 0 = No Check Mark 1 = Checkable " 2 all "Draw Light Bevel" DRAW_LIGHT_BEVEL i sg booleanValues "Indicates whether the menubar draws with a light bevel or a dark bevel " "at the bottom. (Note: This attribute applies only to Windows 95.) 0 = Draw Dark Bevel 1 = Draw Light Bevel Default value: 0 (FALSE) " 2 all "Menu Item is Separator" IS_SEPARATOR i g booleanValues "Indicates whether the menu item is a separator. 0 = Not a Separator 1 = A Separator " 1 all "Menu and Item Settings" "Attributes related to the menu and item settings." 2 all "Menu Item Name" ITEM_NAME s sg "The text name for the menu item. " 2 all "Menu Item Name Length" ITEM_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the menu item text name. " 2 all "Menu Name" MENU_NAME s sg "The text name for the menu. " 2 all "Menu Name Length" MENU_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the menu text name. " 2 all "Number of Menus" NUM_MENUS i sg "The number of menus in the menu bar. " 2 all "Number of Menu Items" NUM_MENU_ITEMS i sg "The number of menu items in the menu, including separators. " 2 all "SubMenu ID" SUBMENU_ID i g "The ID for the submenu attached to the menu item. " 2 command "Shortcut Key" SHORTCUT_KEY i sg x_modifierKeyValues x_virtualKeyValues "The shortcut key for the menu item. Fundamentally, a shortcut key is represented by a " "4-byte integer consisting of 3 fields, 0x00MMVVAA: MM = the modifier key VV = the virtual key AA = the ASCII key" Virtual keys do not require modifiers but ASCII keys " "require at least one modifier. " "VAL_MENUKEY_MODIFIER is <Ctrl> on the PC and <Ctrl> " "or <Meta> on the SPARCStation " 1 all "Source Code Connection" "Attributes related to the connection between menus and menu items and your application source code." 2 all "Callback Data" CALLBACK_DATA p sg "A four-byte value that is passed to the " "menu or menu item callback function. The value can be a pointer " "to user data. " 2 all "Callback Function Name" CALLBACK_NAME s g "The name of the callback function associated with " "the menu or menu item. " 2 all "Callback Function Name Length" CALLBACK_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the name of the menu or menu item " "callback function. " 2 all "Callback Function Pointer" CALLBACK_FUNCTION_POINTER p sg "A pointer to the callback function for the menu or menu item. " 2 all "Constant Name" CONSTANT_NAME s g "The constant name assigned to the menu or menu item in the " "User Interface Editor. " 2 all "Constant Name Length" CONSTANT_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the constant name of " "the menu or menu item. " 0 GetPrintAttribute 1 2 false g 0 SetPrintAttribute 1 2 false s 1 all "Print Settings" "Attributes related to hardcopy output." 2 all "Color Mode" COLOR_MODE i sg colorModes "This attribute determines the color mode of the " "hardcopy image. Hard Copy Behaviors: "" PC with color printer: VAL_COLOR prints in color VAL_GRAYSCALE prints in grayscale VAL_BW undefined "" PC with non-color printer: VAL_COLOR prints in grayscale VAL_GRAYSCALE prints in grayscale VAL_BW prints in black and white "" Sun with color printer: VAL_COLOR prints in color VAL_GRAYSCALE prints in grayscale VAL_BW undefined "" Sun with non-color printer: VAL_COLOR undefined VAL_GRAYSCALE prints in grayscale VAL_BW undefined " 2 all "Duplex" DUPLEX i sg duplexModes "This attribute determines if the output " "is single or double sided. " 2 all "Eject After" EJECT_AFTER i sg booleanValues "Determines if the next output will be ejected from " "the printer. If ATTR_EJECT_AFTER is set to zero, " "outputs are printed on the same page until " "ATTR_EJECT_AFTER is set to one. Because of a limitation in the SPARCStation 'xpr' print " "utility, printing multiple outputs on the same page is " "not possible when configured for Postscript. 0 = Do not Eject After 1 = Eject After " 2 all "Number of Copies" NUMCOPIES i sg "The number of copies to be printed. " 2 all "Paper Height" PAPER_HEIGHT i sg printingScale "Specifies the height of the output in millimeter/10. -1 = VAL_USE_PRINTER_DEFAULT " " 0 = VAL_INTEGRAL_SCALE VAL_USE_PRINTER_DEFAULT specifies that the output should " "use as much of the paper height as possible. VAL_INTEGRAL_SCALE forces the hardcopy output to be " "scaled to an integral multiple of its screen size, " "thereby preventing aliasing and distortion." " 2 all "Paper Width" PAPER_WIDTH i sg printingScale "Specifies the width of the output in millimeter/10. -1 = VAL_USE_PRINTER_DEFAULT " " 0 = VAL_INTEGRAL_SCALE VAL_USE_PRINTER_DEFAULT specifies that the output should " "use as much of the paper width as possible. VAL_INTEGRAL_SCALE forces the hardcopy output to be " "scaled to an integral multiple of its screen size, " "thereby preventing aliasing and distortion." " 2 all "Print Orientation" ORIENTATION i sg orientationModes "Determines if the hardcopy is in portrait or " "landscape mode. " 2 all "Tab Interval" TAB_INTERVAL i sg "The number of spaces represented by a <Tab> character. " 2 all "Text Wrap" TEXT_WRAP i sg "Specifies whether to wrap text when printed text extends " "past the defined width " 2 all "X Offset" XOFFSET i sg offsetValues "Sets the X offset of the hardcopy image on the paper. " "(0,0) is the upper-left corner of the paper. " "VAL_USE_PRINTER_DEFAULT centers the image in the " "X direction. " 2 all "X Resolution" XRESOLUTION i sg resolutionValues "Sets the X resolution of the printer. " "VAL_USE_PRINTER_DEFAULT uses the default resolution of the printer. " 2 all "Y Offset" YOFFSET i sg offsetValues "Sets the Y offset of the hardcopy image on the paper. " "(0,0) is the upper-left corner of the paper. " "VAL_USE_PRINTER_DEFAULT centers the image in the " "Y direction. " 2 all "Y Resolution" YRESOLUTION i sg resolutionValues "Sets the Y resolution of the printer. This attribute can be " "used if the printer supports different resolutions " "in the X and Y directions. " "VAL_USE_PRINTER_DEFAULT uses the default resolution of the printer. " 0 GetTraceAttribute 4 5 false g 0 SetTraceAttribute 4 5 false s 1 all "Trace Settings (strip chart)" "Attributes related to the strip chart traces." 2 all "Color" TRACE_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value for the trace on the strip chart. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). " 2 all "Line Style" LINE_STYLE i sg lineAndPenStyles "The line style for the trace on the strip chart. " 2 all "Plot Style" PLOT_STYLE i sg stripPlotStyles "The plot style for the trace on the strip chart. On the Windows platform, the plot style VAL_FAT_LINE " "forces the line style to be VAL_SOLID. " 2 all "Point Style" TRACE_POINT_STYLE i sg pointStyles "The point style for the trace on the strip chart. " 2 all "Visible" TRACE_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the trace line is visible. 0 = Not Visible 1 = Visible " 0 GetPlotAttribute 4 5 false g 0 SetPlotAttribute 4 5 false s 1 all "Graph Plot Settings" "Attributes related to plots on graphs." 2 all "Color" TRACE_COLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value for the plot on the graph. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). (Valid for all plot types except Intensity and Bitmap) " 2 all "Font Name" PLOT_FONT s sg fontValues "The name of the font for the text plot. You may use a CVI supplied font or any host font " "supported on your system. For example, Arial and " "Courier are available on Windows. Always set the " "font before setting the size or style. (Valid for PlotText() plots only) " 2 all "Font Name Length" PLOT_FONT_NAME_LENGTH i g "The number of characters (excluding the ASCII NUL) in the name of the font for " "the text plot. (Valid for Text plots only) " 2 all "Interpolate Pixels" INTERPOLATE_PIXELS i sg booleanValues "Enables the use of linear interpolation in calculating " "the color of each unplotted pixel in the plot area. " "With interpolation, the color of each unplotted pixel is calculated using " "the color of the 4 plotted points surrounding it. " "Without interpolation, each pixel color is set " "equal to the color of the nearest plotted point. 0 = Interpolate pixels 1 = No Interpolation (Valid for Intensity plots only) " 2 all "Line Style" LINE_STYLE i sg lineAndPenStyles "The line style for the plot on the graph. (Valid for X, Y, XY and Waveform plots only) " 2 all "Number of Points" NUM_POINTS i g "Specifies the number of points in the plot data. For intensity plots, the number of points is " "equal to the number of points in the 2-dimensional " "z-data array. (Valid for X, Y, XY, Waveform, Polygon and Intensity plots only) " 2 all "Origin" PLOT_ORIGIN i sg originLocationValues "When PlotText or PlotBitmap is called, the text string or bitmap " "is placed on the graph with respect to a point specified by " "coordinates passed into the function. The orientation of the " "string or bitmap with respect to the point is determined by this " "attribute. This attribute specifies where the point (that is, " "the origin) is with respect to the rectangle that implicitly " "encloses the string or bitmap. For example, VAL_LOWER_LEFT specifies that the string or bitmap " "be plotted so that the lower left corner of the enclosing " "rectangle is the point specified. Default value: VAL_LOWER_LEFT (Valid for Text and Bitmap plots only) " 2 all "Plot Style" PLOT_STYLE i sg graphPlotStyles "The plot style for the plot on the graph. On the Windows platform, the plot style VAL_FAT_LINE " "forces the line style to be VAL_SOLID. (Valid for X, Y, XY and Waveform plots only) " 2 all "Point Style" TRACE_POINT_STYLE i sg pointStyles "The point style for the plot on the graph. (Valid for X, Y, XY, Waveform and Point plots only) " 2 all "Snappable" PLOT_SNAPPABLE i sg booleanValues "Used to prevent graph cursors from snapping to a particular plot. By default, graph cursors for which the ATTR_CURSOR_MODE is VAL_SNAP_TO_POINT " "snap to the closest X, Y, XY, Waveform, Point and Polygon plot. " "If you want to prevent cursors from snapping to a certain plot, " "set ATTR_PLOT_SNAPPABLE for the plot to FALSE. 0 = Do not snap to this plot 1 = Snap to this plot Default value: 1 (TRUE) (Valid for X, Y, XY, Waveform, Point, and Polygon plots only) " 2 all "Trace Background Color" TRACE_BGCOLOR i sg x_colorValues "The RGB color value for the background text of a text plot, " "or the fill color for a Rectangle, Polygon, Oval or Arc plot. RGB value is a 4-byte integer with the hexadecimal " "format 0x00RRGGBB, with the respective red, green, " "and blue components. See MakeColor(). (Valid for Text, Rectangle, Polygon, Oval and Arc plots only) " 2 all "Visible" TRACE_VISIBLE i sg booleanValues "Specifies whether the plot is visible. 0 = Not Visible 1 = Visible (Valid for all plot types except Bitmap) " 2 all "X Data" PLOT_XDATA p g "A pointer to a buffer into which to copy the X data. (Valid for X, XY and Polygon plots only) " 2 all "X Data Size" PLOT_XDATA_SIZE i g "The number of bytes in the X plot data. (Valid for X, XY and Polygon plots only) " 2 all "X Data Type" PLOT_XDATA_TYPE i g dataTypeValues "The type of data in the X plot. (Valid for X, XY and Polygon plots only) " 2 all "Y-Axis" PLOT_YAXIS i sg yAxisValues "Used to change the Y axis with which the plot is associated. When a plot is first plotted, the Y axis to which it " "is associated is determined by the value of ATTR_ACTIVE_YAXIS. " "Afterwards, the association can be changed using ATTR_PLOT_YAXIS. (Valid for all plot types) " 2 all "Y Data" PLOT_YDATA p g "A pointer to a buffer into which to copy the Y data. (Valid for Y, XY, Waveform and Polygon plots only) " 2 all "Y Data Size" PLOT_YDATA_SIZE i g "The number of bytes in the Y plot data. (Valid for Y, XY, Waveform and Polygon plots only) " 2 all "Y Data Type" PLOT_YDATA_TYPE i g dataTypeValues "The type of data in the Y plot. (Valid for Y, XY, Waveform and Polygon plots only) " 2 all "Z Data" PLOT_ZDATA p g "A pointer to a buffer into which to copy the Z data. " "The data should be interpreted as a 2-dimensional array. (Valid for Intensity plots only) " 2 all "Z Data Size" PLOT_ZDATA_SIZE i g "The number in bytes in the Z plot data. (Valid for Intensity plots only) " 2 all "Z Data Type" PLOT_ZDATA_TYPE i g dataTypeValues "The type of data in the Z plot. (Valid for Intensity plots only) " 2 all "Z-Plane Position" PLOT_ZPLANE_POSITION i sg "The drawing order of the graph plot. The plot with the " "lowest number (0) is drawn last (i.e., on top). Valid Range: 0 to (Number of Plots - 1) (Valid for all types of plots) "