Thomas Heller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ah, if XDataType must be an array of short (integers), then this call should
> work:
>
> line.SetXData(array.array("h", [1001, 1070]), ['Test_Application', 600])
>
YES!! That worked! And here is the syntax for setting other types of xdata in
case anyone is interested:
line.SetXData(array.array("h", [1001, 1040]), ['Test_Application2', 132.65])
line.SetXData(array.array("h", [1001, 1000]), ['Test_Application3',
'Test XData'])
line.SetXData(array.array("h", [1001, 1010]), ['Test_Application4',
array.array('d', [2.0,0,0])])
Thomas, thanks a lot for the solution and detailed explanation!
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