How to use graph in the GUI_CreateDialogBox to produce an ECG-like curve, which is used in medical applications

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    • How to use graph in the GUI_CreateDialogBox to produce an ECG-like curve, which is used in medical applications

      How to use graph in the GUI_CreateDialogBox to produce an ECG-like curve, which is used in medical applications :(
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    • Hi,

      You can use the GRAPH widget and its GRAPH_DATA_XY... functions to create such a curve. Have a look at the attached sample which demonstrates the use of this widget.

      Best regards,
      Florian
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    • I used GUI_DrawGraph() to achieve a similar effect. Does graph have an anti-aliasing function? For example GUI_DrawArc() and GUI_AA_DrawArc(), is there a GUI_AA_DrawGraph()? Graph is not smooth

    • Hi,

      Unfortunately emWin does not provide such a function as of right now.

      You could do this with a function that draws an array of points as anti-aliased lines. The downside is that where the lines intersect the semi-transparent pixels will overlap and thus create intersection points that would be darker and stand out more than the lines. But in my example this was not really noticeable (see attached image).

      Attached you can find a short example.

      Best regards,
      Florian
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