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Okay so I wrote some code back in the 2011 era for doing some graph stuff and never used it. As a result there are a few places that the code could take advantage of modern functions (limited events, array tunnels, conditional, and concatenating, VIMs, even Set and Maps) but in any case I have it here for others to take a look at and use as they want. I don't intend on updating this further. It all started when I found the built in graph controls to be limiting in terms of signal selection and control. I wanted a way for a user to select the signals they want and then show those on a graph with a shared time scale. The problem was at the time the checkbox selector on a graph could have a scroll that couldn't be controlled. So I started with a single column listbox showing all signals and allowing multiple to be selected. I wanted to see the current value so I added that. Scope creep kept going until I'm left with this thing that isn't done, but isn't terrible. In this demo there is a subpanel mode, independent windows, pause and resume, the normal graph palette controls, independent Y axis scaling, coloring, buffer size control, visible signals selection and values, and a few other things. It was intended to be used in places where speed and exact values weren't used. It was more or less a place where all signals of a system could be seen slowly. It uses a few things I've posted on LAVA before. My Variant Repository, Array VIMs, and Circular Buffer. Here is a video. Circular Graph.vipc