C_GetRangeGraph3

Note:

C_GetRangeGraph3 has been superseded by C_GetRangeGraph4. We recommend that any new code you write uses C_GetRangeGraph4.

Call C_GetRangeGraph3 to extract range graph results.

In many circumstances you will not wish to use all the parameters of this procedure. For instance you may be interested only in knowing the maximum value of a variable over the length of a line. In this case you can pass NULL for the parameters you wish to ignore. For example the function might be called as such:

C_GetRangeGraph3(ObjectHandle, NULL, &Period, VarID, NULL, NULL, MaxValues, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, &Status);

Note that for some variables not all the parameters are meaningful. For instance a clearance range graph only has one curve, the minimum. In this case, if you use the other parameters, then the blocks of memory will be filled with zeros.

void C_GetRangeGraph3(

TOrcFxAPIHandle ObjectHandle,

const TObjectExtra2 *lpObjectExtra,

const TPeriod *lpPeriod,

int VarID,

double *lpXValues,

double *lpMinValues,

double *lpMaxValues,

double *lpMeanValues,

double *lpStdDevValues,

double *lpUpperValues,

double *lpLowerValues,