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| Nilsdalby |
Posted - 10/23/2010 : 5:47:17 PM
OriginPro 8.1 on a VMware-windows 7 (OS 10.4) platform
Hi all
Here's a question that fall in the easy category but i cant locate the answer in the help files. I once learned (but have forgotten)from the experts here that the ID of a menu command reveals itself in the script window by doing the command (f.ex. "fill column with rownumbers" has ID 36444) and simultaneously holding down one or two keys on the keyboard.
Which keys were those ?
Thanks, Nils |
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| Burruchaga |
Posted - 08/13/2015 : 12:56:35 PM
Dear Chris,
thank you very much. It worked out and I could create my button.
Cheers,
Burruchaga |
| cdrozdowski111 |
Posted - 08/12/2015 : 10:21:40 AM
Hi Burruchaga,
You can use this line of code to open the dialog (which is actually an X-Function):
nlfitpeaks -d;
~Chris |
| Burruchaga |
Posted - 08/12/2015 : 09:45:32 AM
Hi
I am using Origin 9.0.0 (64Bit) on Win7.
I tried to get the command ID of the menu item "Analysis/Peaks and Baseline/Multiple Peak Fit/Open Dialog" by holding Shift+Ctrl and clicking on it. But the program just opens the Code Builder and I don't see anything appearing in the Script Window.
I actually want to generate a button, that opens that dialog for quick access.
Thanks in advance,
Burruchaga |
| Penn |
Posted - 10/24/2010 : 11:43:35 PM
Hi Nils,
You can hold down the Ctrl+Shift keys.
Penn |
