'[Scilab-users] stripchart?'

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Subject:    [Scilab-users] stripchart?
From:       shorne () energetiq ! com
Date:       2017-04-26 13:30:46
Message-ID: OFD6A17420.040BA9D9-ON8525810E.0049BE30-8525810E.004A3A96 () energetiq ! com
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In doing some real-time work I would find a stripchart very useful.
I have a process generating (say) 10 values/second,
that emits two values  (Time,Temperature).  This might be an xcos
calculation, or a realtime data stream.

I would like to plot this data on a "stripchart" - to show only the (say)
latest 10 seconds of data,
with the plot scrolling to the left - new points  added to the right, data
falls off the end on the left.

Digging through the docs I find no trace of such a creature.

Am I missing something obvious, or do we not have this capability in
scilab?

Thanks,
Steve
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In doing some real-time work I would find a \
stripchart very useful. I have a process \
generating (say) 10 values/second, that \
emits two values &nbsp;(Time,Temperature). &nbsp;This might be an xcos calculation, \
or a realtime data stream. 
I would like to plot this data on a \
&quot;stripchart&quot; - to show only the (say) latest 10 seconds of data, \
 with the plot scrolling to the left - \
new points &nbsp;added to the right, data falls off the end on the left. \
&nbsp; 
Digging through the docs I find no trace of such a \
creature. 
Am I missing something obvious, or do we not have \
this capability in scilab? 
Thanks, 
Steve </body></html>

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