The DOM element to draw within (div, etc.)
The ConstructorOptions for this plot.
Internal layer mapping
The settings related to the current plot. For use with checkSettings.
If your ConstructorOptions use the default xlabel and ylabel, changing these values will update the X and Y labels by getting the string name of the enumeration (Units).
Add a highlight to the dataId's plot
The highlight to apply.
The data signal ID corresponding to the layer.
This is a simple way to mess with color, opacity, etc. while a plot is instantiated.
That said: use with caution! You can incidentally override various settings that may have really awful effects in SigPlot.
The settings to change in the layer
The data signal ID corresponding to the layer
If you resize the DOM element for the plot, call this to cause the plot to redraw
Push any changes in the settings to the underlying plot instance.
Clear all highlights for a given dataId
The data signal ID corresponding to the layer.
Get the Layer ID for the data ID. If it doesn't exist, create one using the provided header options.
Data (signal) ID whose layer to fetch from the map
header options
The data layer for the SigPlot layer
Get the plotting Layer
The dataId corresponding to the layer.
Push the data buffer and other information to the plot.
buffer and parameters to plot
Remove a highlight from dataId's plot
The highlight to apply.
The data signal ID corresponding to the layer.
Removes the (data signal) layer corresponding to the dataId from the plot
The data signal ID corresponding to the layer.
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The LinePlot is a one-dimensional representation of data, for example sinusoids, PSD, and FFT. It supports plotting multiple lines at the same time by using unique Data IDs, which become the names in the plot's legend.