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Waveform Window Functions
The Waveform window SKILL functions let you perform various operations on a subwindow of a Waveform window. These functions have the prefix awv.
Each Waveform window can contain a number of subwindows. Each subwindow can be identified by an integer index. Note that even if a Waveform Window does not have any subwindows, the waveform display is still considered a subwindow. You can think of it as subwindow number one of one. A subwindow can contain a number of curves, which can be identified by an integer index.
When you work with the Waveform window using SKILL, you must use only the functions listed in this topic. Never use the functions that appear in the CIW when you use the menus in the Waveform window because these functions interact with menus and forms directly. Unpredictable results might occur if you use these CIW functions in a SKILL procedure and their associated forms and menus are not instantiated.
This topic lists the Waveform window functions that are available in Virtuoso Visualization and Analysis XL.
awvGetStripNumberOfSelectedTrace
awvLoadSharedCustomFunctionsFile
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