viva axis setting customisation

[yvk]

Hi,

I want to set the X,Y axis font style to 'bold' in viva

tried using
envSetVal(“viva.axis” “fontStyle” ‘string “Bold″)

but this doesnt seem to work..


thanks,
yvk

 

[Andrew Beckett]

On 08/04/12 23:18, yvk wrote:

Hi,

I want to set the X,Y axis font style to 'bold' in viva

tried using
envSetVal(“viva.axis” “fontStyle” ‘string “Bold″)

but this doesnt seem to work..


thanks,
yvk

Not surprising, because there's no "fontStyle" variable. You have to do
this with "font". However, that's a string of strange numbers - I'm just
getting some info on what all the numbers mean and will post when I've
found it.

Regards,

Andrew.

 

[Andrew Beckett]

On 08/07/12 18:30, Andrew Beckett wrote:

On 08/04/12 23:18, yvk wrote:
Hi,

I want to set the X,Y axis font style to 'bold' in viva

tried using
envSetVal(“viva.axis” “fontStyle” ‘string “Bold″)

but this doesnt seem to work..


thanks,
yvk



Not surprising, because there's no "fontStyle" variable. You have to do
this with "font". However, that's a string of strange numbers - I'm just
getting some info on what all the numbers mean and will post when I've
found it.

Regards,

Andrew.

envSetVal("viva.axis" "font" 'string "Helvetica,10,-1,5,75,0,0,0,0,0")

We're in the process of documenting what all the numbers mean, but the
75 in the string above encodes Bold (it's 50 for Normal). You could
replace Helvetica with Default if you prefer.

Regards,

Andrew.

 

[yvk]

thanks it works.

-yvk

On Friday, August 10, 2012 10:58:40 AM UTC+5:30, Andrew Beckett wrote:

On 08/07/12 18:30, Andrew Beckett wrote:

On 08/04/12 23:18, yvk wrote:

Hi,



I want to set the X,Y axis font style to 'bold' in viva



tried using

envSetVal(“viva.axis” “fontStyle” ‘string “Bold″)



but this doesnt seem to work..





thanks,

yvk







Not surprising, because there's no "fontStyle" variable. You have to do

this with "font". However, that's a string of strange numbers - I'm just

getting some info on what all the numbers mean and will post when I've

found it.



Regards,



Andrew.





envSetVal("viva.axis" "font" 'string "Helvetica,10,-1,5,75,0,0,0,0,0")



We're in the process of documenting what all the numbers mean, but the

75 in the string above encodes Bold (it's 50 for Normal). You could

replace Helvetica with Default if you prefer.



Regards,



Andrew.

 

[yvk]

Andrew,
Please let me know the setting to control the digits after decimal for markers.
I see some numbers like 2.13456 , I am fine with 2.13.

Thanks,
yvk



On Saturday, August 11, 2012 7:16:43 PM UTC+5:30, yvk wrote:

thanks it works.



-yvk



On Friday, August 10, 2012 10:58:40 AM UTC+5:30, Andrew Beckett wrote:

On 08/07/12 18:30, Andrew Beckett wrote:



On 08/04/12 23:18, yvk wrote:



Hi,







I want to set the X,Y axis font style to 'bold' in viva







tried using



envSetVal(“viva.axis” “fontStyle” ‘string “Bold″)







but this doesnt seem to work..











thanks,



yvk















Not surprising, because there's no "fontStyle" variable. You have to do



this with "font". However, that's a string of strange numbers - I'm just



getting some info on what all the numbers mean and will post when I've



found it.







Regards,







Andrew.











envSetVal("viva.axis" "font" 'string "Helvetica,10,-1,5,75,0,0,0,0,0")







We're in the process of documenting what all the numbers mean, but the



75 in the string above encodes Bold (it's 50 for Normal). You could



replace Helvetica with Default if you prefer.







Regards,







Andrew.

 

[Andrew Beckett]

On 08/27/12 09:39, yvk wrote:

Andrew,
Please let me know the setting to control the digits after decimal for markers.
I see some numbers like 2.13456 , I am fine with 2.13.

Thanks,
yvk

Currently you cannot reduce the marker precision - it will set it high
enough to ensure that the results are accurate. There's an enhancement
request to allow the precision to be manually reduced, but it hasn't
been done yet (assuming you are talking about IC615, you didn't say, but
I'm guessing from some of your other posts).

Andrew.