Event for IntensityGraph.
Generated when the user first clicks the cursor to move it. This event is useful if you want to register when a user interacts with a graph cursor, or if you want to disable user interaction with the graph cursors.
The Cursor Grab? event is a filter event.
For a filter event, if you do not wire an element in the Event Filter Node that appears on the right-hand side of the event case, the default value of the element is the value output by the corresponding element in the Event Data Node on the left-hand side of the event case.
| Name | Description | ||||||||||
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| Source | Source of the event.
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| Type | Type of event that occurred, such as Mouse Down, Value Change, Timeout, and so on. | ||||||||||
| Time | Value of the millisecond timer when the event occurred. | ||||||||||
| CtlRef | Reference to the control on which the event occurred. | ||||||||||
| CursIdx | Index of the cursor that the user selected. | ||||||||||
| CursRef | Reference to the cursor that the user selected. | ||||||||||
| PlotIdx | Index of the plot for which the attribute changed. | ||||||||||
| PointIdx | Index of the point that the cursor is currently locked to. | ||||||||||
| CursLock | The way the cursor locks, such as free, single-plot, or multi-plot. | ||||||||||
| Discard? | Allows you to prevent LabVIEW from processing the event, bypassing the behavior normally triggered by that event. The default is FALSE. |
Refer to the Graph Events VI in the labview\examples\general\graphs directory for an example of using the Cursor Grab? event.