CURVE

This element can be used to create custom curves which value can be set using links.

Notice that Plug'n Script cannot send custom curves from DSP to GUI (at least yet), so the only way to create curves is via FORMULA_CURVE or CURVE_FROM_PARAM_OVER_TIME.

Attributes brief detailed show all inherited

	Name	Description	Default
	name	Displayed named of the curve	empty
	comment	description of the curve	empty
	persistent	Sets the persistency of the curveWhen this property is set to 'true', the curve will be saved when closing the user interface and the value will be restored next time the user interface is opened	false
Events
	value_changed	the event is triggered anytime the value of the object has changed
Common attributes
	id	Identifier of the elementThe id of an element has to be globally unique. Don't start with a digit for AngelScript compatibility.	empty

	Name	Value type	Default	Description	Comment
	name	string	empty	Displayed named of the curve
	comment	string	empty	description of the curve
	persistent	boolean	false	Sets the persistency of the curve	When this property is set to 'true', the curve will be saved when closing the user interface and the value will be restored next time the user interface is opened
Events
	value_changed	event		the event is triggered anytime the value of the object has changed
Common attributes
	id	identifier	empty	Identifier of the element	The id of an element has to be globally unique. Don't start with a digit for AngelScript compatibility.

Specific Attributes

also, each axis has the same attributes as a PARAM element, with additional "x_" or "y_" prefix, according to the considered axis.

Examples

The following example creates a curve and a link from some "source_curve" which can be created via CURVE_FROM_PARAM_OVER_TIME or FORMULA_CURVE.

<CURVE id="curve_demo" x_default="0" x_max="0.5" x_min="-5" x_unit="s" y_default="0" y_max="7" y_min="-7" y_unit="dB" />
<CURVE_LINK from="source_curve" to="curve_demo" enabled="true" />

The target curve can have different x_max, x_min, y_max, y_min which makes it possible to copy the "part" of the original curve to the source.

Related elements

See CURVE_GRAPH, CURVE_FROM_PARAM_OVER_TIME, FORMULA_CURVE, CURVE_LINK, CURVE_MULTI_LINK.

Comments

Please, authorize to view and post comments.