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DISPlay:LAYout:EXECute
<LayoutData>
Creates and displays a horizontal or vertical display layout. The query returns the lay-
out data of the currently displayed layout (the last layout selected via
) in executable format.
The executable format is an extension of the easy format used by
.
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The <LayoutData> string consists of two parts: <LayoutData> = '(<StartFor-
mat>,<RepeatFormat
1
>,<Repeat Format
2
> ...). The <StartFormat> descriptor dis-
tinguishes between horizontal and vertical layouts and defines the number of rows
or columns. A <RepeatFormat> descriptor follows for each row or colum in the lay-
out. The <RepeatFormat> descriptors can be nested in order to describe joined
layouts; refer to
for an easy example.
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For a horizontal layout with N rows, each of height h
i
(i = 1 ... N) and filled with M(i)
diagrams with independent widths w
ij
(j = 1, 2 ...M(i)), the data string is composed
as follows:
<StartFormat> = N,1,0.00,0.00
<RepeatFormat
i
> = (1,M(i),1.00,h
i
[w
i1
,1.00], [w
i2
,1.00] ... [w
iM(i)
,1.00])
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For a vertical layout with N columns, each of width w
i
(i = 1 ... N) and filled with M(i)
diagrams with independent heights h
ij
(j = 1, 2 ...M(i)), the data string is composed
as follows:
<StartFormat> = 1,N,0.00,0.00
<RepeatFormat
i
> = (M(i),1,w
i
,1.00,[1.00,h
i1
], [1.00,h
i2
] ... [1.00,h
iM(i)
])
Note:
The maximum number of diagrams in a layout is 256.
Parameters:
<LayoutData>
String parameter defining the number of diagrams and their
position (executable format); see above.
Example:
See
Manual operation:
See
"Additional Functionality: SCPI Commands"
DISPlay:LAYout:GRID
<Rows>, <Columns>
Defines the number of rows and columns if
DISPlay:LAYout GRID
is set.
Parameters:
<Rows>
Range:
1 to 16
*RST:
1
<Columns>
Range:
1 to 16
*RST:
1
Example:
DISPlay:LAYout GRID
Select te split type where the diagrams are arranged in rows and
columns.
DISPlay:LAYout:GRID 2,2
Arrange 4 diagrams in two rows and two columns.
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