Method: Copy for PolarCurves
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Method: Copy for PolarCurves
Copies an object of the PolarCurves collection and returns the copied curve as a PolarCurve object, in the script interface of DIAdem VIEW.
Set oPolarCurve = Object.Copy(NameOrIndex, NewName, InsertBeforeNameOrIndex)
| Object | PolarCurves Object with this method |
| NameOrIndex | Variant Specifies the name or the index of the curve that is to be copied. |
| NewName | String Specifies the name of the new curve. If you specify "", DIAdem generates a unique name. |
| InsertBeforeNameOrIndex | Variant Specifies the name or the index of the curve before which DIAdem inserts the copied curve. If you specify the index 0 or "", DIAdem copies the curve and inserts it behind the last curve. |
| oPolarCurve | PolarCurve Returned object Contains the new curve. |
The following example copies the first curve of the active range in the active worksheet to the position behind the last curve:
| VBScript | Python |
Call View.ActiveSheet.ActiveArea.DisplayObj.CurvesPolar.Copy(1,"NewCurve",0)
See Also
Examples
Alignment Functions in DIAdem VIEW | Automatic Display of Harmonic Frequencies | Bird's Eye View Display | Calculating a Tangent to a Curve | Contour Display in DIAdem VIEW | Creating and Viewing Long Data Channels | Dynamic Display of Statistical Characteristic Values in DIAdem VIEW | Overlaying Objects in Videos | Planetary Motion | Synchronizing Videos and Data | Synchronizing Videos and Waveform Data | User Dialog Box in VIEW for the Calculation of the FFT and Harmonic Frequencies | Using a User Command to Calculate the Difference between the Y-Values | Various Display Modes in DIAdem VIEW | Vibration Data Analysis with Parallel Processing | Viewing and Automatically Analyzing Data