*Offset()Offsets the values in a data vector. |
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*Offset()Offsets the values in a data vector. |
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Offsets the values in a data vector.
*Offset()Offsets the values in a data vector. |
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*Offset()Offsets the values in a data vector. |
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Syntax |
*Offset(Number) |
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The distance to offset the data vector. |
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Example |
*BeginCurve(On, "Resultant Force (N)") *Line(1, 2, 1) *Symbol(1, 2, 10) *BeginVector(X, File) *Filename("../../demos/plotting/FORCES") *DataType("Force") *Request("abd.force trans") *Component("Resultant Force (N)") *ScaleFactor(1) *Offset(0) *EndVector() *BeginVector(Y, File) • • • *EndVector() *BeginVector(Time, File) • • • *EndVector() *EndCurve() |
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Application |
HyperView and HyperGraph. |
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Comments |
When a data vector is offset, the original data values are not actually altered. The offset applies only to the curve as it appears on screen. The X data vector is shifted to the right for positive values and to the left for negative values. The Y data vector is shifted up for positive values and down for negative values. |
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