DPlot

I'm having a hard time getting reference lines to show up when I save a plot as a JPEG or PNG. I think I got it to work once but not since then. I appears (although I'm not certain of this) that the problem is somewhat due to the line being referenced to a Y2 axis because when I save an image with a ...

Here is an example. On this ModelSim site there is a screenshot that shows one of these logic diagrams:

http://model.com/content/modelsim-pe-simulation-and-debug

It is the diagram in the upper right of the screenshot with the green traces and time along the x-axis. Along the y-axis is the list of ...

Anyone who is a digital designer will know the logic timing diagrams generated by a tool such as ModelSim where on the y-axis is a set of signals and the x-axis is time. The y-axis for each individual signal is only 0 or 1 since it is digital. The nice thing about this type of diagram is that all of ...

That's interesting. I don't touch the dplot structure other than to read values from it. When i run the plugin, the new document looks exactly the same as the original except for the legend which disappears and the trace colors get changed or reset.

Is there a way to copy the legend from the existing dplot document into the new document when a PLUGIN_NEWDOCUMENT plugin is used? Same for the titles? I can't seem to figure out a way to make the new document look like the existing one (aside from the modified data, of course.) Thanks!

Thanks! I found the moving average plugin source code in another post. It intimidated me Maybe I'll give it a try.

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I would like to write a Dplot "generate" plugin that queries the user for three numerical values. It would seem that this is potentially possible but would require the DLL to spawn a window with controls such as buttons and input fields and all that. Has anyone ever done this? If so, is there ...

I work with a lot of data that is overlayed with reference data and my typical solution is to order the curves such that the reference data is behind the data of interest. However, it would be nice to be able to change the reference plot to be transparent -- just a shadow in the background -- so ...