Why Does My Measurement Studio Waveform Graph Always Plot a Point at (0,0)? Primary Software: Measurement Studio>>Standard Edition (Starter Kit)Primary Software Version: 7.0 Primary Software Fixed Version: N/A Secondary Software: Measurement Studio>>Professional Edition (Base Package), Measurement Studio>>Enterprise Edition (Full Development System)
Problem: I am trying to plot an array of data onto a waveform graph. Why does my graph always plot a point on the graph’s origin, point (0,0), even though I do not have any zeros in my array? Solution: Certain programming languages initialize the elements of an array to a default value. For example, in the case of Microsoft Visual Basic .NET and Microsoft Visual C#, the elements of an array of integers are initialized to a value of "0." If you do not set the values of all the elements in an array, one or more of these values will be 0, and therefore, the graph will plot a point at (0,0). Refer to the Related Links section for more information on Measurement Studio. Related Links: Product Manuals: Measurement Studio User Manual Attachments:
Report Date: 12/12/2005 Last Updated: 04/16/2007 Document ID: 3SBI9UO8 |
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