Public MustOverride Sub SaveFile( _
   ByVal fileName As String, _
   ByVal format As String, _
   ByVal isHeader As Boolean, _
   ByVal isMeasurementFrequency As Boolean, _
   ByVal isPlayTime As Boolean _
) 

public abstract void SaveFile( 
   string fileName,
   string format,
   bool isHeader,
   bool isMeasurementFrequency,
   bool isPlayTime
)

public:
abstract void SaveFile( 
   String^ fileName,
   String^ format,
   bool isHeader,
   bool isMeasurementFrequency,
   bool isPlayTime
) 

Parameters

fileName

Specifies the name of the file.

format

Specifies the file format of the saved recording.

isHeader

Specifies to save header with data option.

isMeasurementFrequency

Specifies to only save the data in the current measurement's center/span frequency.

isPlayTime

Specifies to only save the data between the playback start/stop times.

Recalls the recording from the specified file. The current recording, in SDF format, is overwritten.

Supported File Formats:

Note:
MAT may be used instead of MAT7 for recall trace/recording (the matlab file format is auto detected for recall).

For all file formats except sdf, the SaveFile method provides three extended save recording parameters: isHeader, isMeasurementFrequency, and isPlayTime (described above). These parameters are the "Save header with data", "At measurement/span", and "Between playback start\stop times" options in the recording "Save Options" dialog box. To view the "Save Options" dialog box, click File > Save > Save Recording > Save and the dialog box will show for non-sdf formats.

If the isHeader parameter is False, then the recording header is not saved with the recording. This means if you recall the recording, the time\frequency parameters for the data will not be restored.

For more information about file types, see the "Supported File Formats" topic in the VSA application help.

Target Platforms: Windows 11 Professional or Enterprise; Windows 10 Professional, Enterprise, or Education (64-bit)

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