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About Cal Sets

Description

Creates a new Cal Set and copies the current Cal Set data into it. Therefore, you now have a clone Cal Set with a different ID. Use this command to manipulate data on a Cal Set without corrupting the original cal data.

VB Syntax

CalSet.Copy

Variable

(Type) - Description

CalSet

(object) -  A Cal Set object

Return Type

Not Applicable

Default

Not Applicable

Examples

Dim mgr As CalManager
Dim ocalset As CalSet
Dim newcalset As CalSet
Set mgr = pna.GetCalManager
'Create a new (empty) Cal Set.
Set ocalset = mgr.CreateCalSet(1)
ocalset.Description = "original calset"
pna.Channel(1).SelectCalSet ocalset.GetGUID, True

'Launch the cal wizard and allow the user to perform the calibration.
If pna.LaunchCalWizard(False) Then
'If the Launch returns true then the calibration finished.
ocalset.Save

'Copy the Cal Set to the new one.
Set newcalset = ocalset.Copy
newcalset.Description = "copy of original calset"

Else
'If the cal doesn't finish, delete the old Cal Set
'so it isn't taking up unnecessary memory.
mgr.DeleteCalSet ocalset.GetGUID
End If

As a result, the programmer can manipulate the data in the new Cal Set and always revert back to the old Cal Set as needed.

C++ Syntax

HRESULT Copy( ICalSet** pCalSet);

Interface

ICalSet