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- | A variety of code examples are available in the application to aid in learning to write WaveForms scripts. Additional resources for writing scripts can be found on the Scopes | + | A variety of code examples are available in the application to aid in learning to write WaveForms scripts. Additional resources for writing scripts can be found on the Test and Measurement |
A plot pane within the Script instrument itself can be used to integrate data from many different instruments, | A plot pane within the Script instrument itself can be used to integrate data from many different instruments, | ||
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===== WaveForms Software Development Kit (SDK) ===== | ===== WaveForms Software Development Kit (SDK) ===== | ||
- | WaveForms SDK is a set of software libraries and examples that can be used to develop custom applications that can control Digilent Test and Measurement devices. Supported languages include C, C++, C#, Visual Basic, and Python. Third-party toolkits are available for LabVIEW. Instructions for using WaveForms with LabVIEW are available through our guide [[test-and-measurement: | + | WaveForms SDK is a set of software libraries and examples that can be used to develop custom applications that can control Digilent Test and Measurement devices. Supported languages include C, C++, C#, Visual Basic, and Python. Third-party toolkits are available for LabVIEW. Instructions for using WaveForms with LabVIEW are available through our guide [[test-and-measurement: |
==== Features ==== | ==== Features ==== |