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Hello.. I am having lil trouble using cursors in labview. I am trying to use multiple horizontal cursors on a single waveform and trying to get their values using the property node function but i am only able to acquire 1 value. Does anyone know how do I get the property node to recognize multiple cursors and acquire all their values?

Thanks in advance for the help.

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Hello.. I am having lil trouble using cursors in labview. I am trying to use multiple horizontal cursors on a single waveform and trying to get their values using the property node function but i am only able to acquire 1 value. Does anyone know how do I get the property node to recognize multiple cursors and acquire all their values?

Thanks in advance for the help.

If I remember correctly you can only have one cursor active at a time so when using the property node you will get the value of the active cursor. So what you have to do is set the active cursor property first and then read its value. Another way to do it that I just found would be to use the cursor list property and use the cluster and array functions to get the values.

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If I remember correctly you can only have one cursor active at a time so when using the property node you will get the value of the active cursor. So what you have to do is set the active cursor property first and then read its value. Another way to do it that I just found would be to use the cursor list property and use the cluster and array functions to get the values.

In this thread (on the NI Developer Exchange)

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?boar...=125133#M125133

Chilly Charlie posted some examples that show you how to access all of the hidden properties of the cursor pallette.

I hope that help,

Ben

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