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====== LINECOMBIN Command ====== | ====== LINECOMBIN Command ====== | ||
- | LINECOMBIN,<Dest>,<Line1>,<Coeff 1> … <Line100>,<Coeff 100> | + | LINECOMBIN,<Dest>,<Line1>,<Coeff1> … [Line100],[Coeff100] |
- | This command take up to 100 lines linearly combines these lines together and places the resultant line in the dest line number. | + | Creates a linear combination of up to 100 line objects, and stores the resultant line object in the <dest>. Each line object y values are scaled by the associated coefficient then all of the scaled line objects are added together. The resultant line object will have the X values of all the line objects used in the combination. Linear Interpolation is used when finding values for line objects between points defined by the data. Extrapolation will use the y-value first or last defined point of the line object. The default name of the line object created in <Dest> will be “Linear Combin.” The user can combine any number of lines objects, but a scalar coefficient must be defined for each line object being combined. |
- | * Dest – Number of the destination Line | + | * Dest – Number of the destination line object |
- | * Line 1..100 – Number of the line to be combined | + | * Line1...100 – Number of the line objects to be combined |
- | * Coeff 1...100 – Coefficient to multiply the line by | + | * Coeff1...100 – Coefficient used to scale the line object |