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The points specified will form the points on a line - this is typically the format used for graphs and clouds rendered with ''Mode_Point''. ''XYZ'' is an array with index 0 representing X, 1 representing Y, 2 representing Z and 3 representing the next X point (and so on). If the X, Y and Z are in different locations use [[API Panel.PCloud.SetPointsEx|SetPointsEx]]. The ''Elements'' represents the number of {X,Y,Z} points to display.
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The points specified will form the points on a line - this is typically the format used for graphs and clouds rendered with ''Mode_Point''. ''XYZ'' is an array with index 0 representing X, 1 representing Y, 2 representing Z and 3 representing the next X point (and so on). If the X, Y and Z are in different locations use [[API Panel.PCloud.SetPointsEx|SetPointsEx]]. The ''Elements'' represents the number ofpoints to display.
  
  

Latest revision as of 15:57, 16 January 2014

<sidebar>API Contents</sidebar> Sets the X,Y,Z point lists

Class hierarchy

Panel

PCloud
SetPoints

Parameters

HANDLE PCloud

The handle to the cloud to set the points of

FLOAT[] XYZ

The array of (X,Y,Z) coordinates to use

ULONG Elements

The number of (X,Y,Z) points to set


Return value

This call does not return a value


Detailed description

Sets the points in the cloud in a chain layout.

Ordering of points in a chain and grid


The points specified will form the points on a line - this is typically the format used for graphs and clouds rendered with Mode_Point. XYZ is an array with index 0 representing X, 1 representing Y, 2 representing Z and 3 representing the next X point (and so on). If the X, Y and Z are in different locations use SetPointsEx. The Elements represents the number ofpoints to display.


Examples

Calling in a calculation

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    ::Panel.PCloud.SetPoints(pcloud, _arrayxyz, elements)

No additional examples