User Interface Example Programs
This topic includes summaries of and links to the example programs associated with the User Interface component.
| Advanced Button | The Advanced Button example demonstrates how to use the advanced features of a Measurement Studio Button control. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Simple Button | The Simple Button example demonstrates the various types of button styles that are available with the Measurement Studio button control. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Annotations | The Annotations example demonstrates how to use the annotations feature of the Measurement Studio graph control. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Axes | The Axes example demonstrates how to manually set the minimum and maximum values on graph axes and how to use autoscaling for graph axes. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Cursors | The Cursors example demonstrates how to set and get the position of a graph cursor and how to use cursor snap modes. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Multiple Cursors | The Multiple Cursors example demonstrates how to use multiple cursors and shows the snap mode options for the cursors. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Multiple Y Axis | The Multiple Y Axis example demonstrates how you can have multiple Y axes. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Plots VS Charts | The Plots VS Charts example demonstrates the difference in the plotting routines for graphs and stripcharts. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Graph Example | The Graph Example example generates data plots based on the number of traces, the number of points per trace, and the specification for stacking the plots. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Simple Graph | The Simple Graph example demonstrates some of the basic features of a graph control. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Graph Benchmark | The Graph Benchmark example demonstrates the performance of CNiGraph with various test parameters including plot style ( plotting or charting ), multiple plots versus a single plot, and parameters that determine if the data is plotted to the graph or directly to the plot objects of the graph. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Knob Styles | The Knob Styles example demonstrates the various styles of the knob control. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Simple Knob | The Simple Knob example demonstrates the various styles of the knob control. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Range Checking | The Range Checking example demonstrates the range checking feature of the numedit control. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Simple Numeric | The Simple Numeric example demonstrates many styles of the numedit control. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Advanced Slide | The Advanced Slide example demonstrates how to use features of the Measurement Studio for Visual C++ slide controls to create custom slide controls. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Simple Slide | The Simple Slide example demonstrates how to use the basic functionality of Measurement Studio for Visual C++ slide controls. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |
| Slide Styles | The Slide Styles example demonstrates different styles for slide controls. | Load example in VC++ | Run example |