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    I have an EFS that has two outputs. Currently, when I do a line plot output, eSignal puts both outputs into the same output window, overlaying them on top of each other.
    Is there a command to use (or way) to have one EFS show its two outputs in separate windows? I do not want the two output variables to be overlaid on top of one another.
    Or do I just have to have two separate EFS's running, each with one or the other output?
    JOHN

  • #2
    John
    An efs can output only to one pane. You will need to have two efs to do what you want
    Alex

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    • #3
      Thnx for the speedy reply.

      Would be nice to have a command that did that, though, as that would reduce the redundant code and lessen CPU useage.

      JOHN

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      • #4
        John
        You may want to submit a suggestion by sending an email to [email protected]
        Alex

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        • #5
          Here's something you can try. Have the primary efs post the secondary window's data in a global variable (see set/getGlobalValue()), and have a secondary efs plot the data in its own window. This way you avoid duplicate source code and duplicate execution.

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          • #6
            that sounds like a decent work-around... thx!

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            • #7
              Forgot to mention: load the secondary efs first, then the primary efs. eSignal executes EFS scripts in LIFO order.

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