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Methods

‌GraphView.DeleteGuides([start][, end])

Deletes guides between start and end.

> Parameters:

start (number) – start

end (number) – end

‌GraphView.GetClipboard()

Retrieves the tool(s) on the clipboard, as tables and as ASCII text..

> Returns: clipboard

> Return type: table

‌GraphView.GetGuides([start][, end])

Returns a table of snapguide times & names.

> Parameters:

start (number) – start

end (number) – end

> Returns: guides

> Return type: table

‌GraphView.GoNextKeyTime()

Jumps to next key frame of the active spline.

‌GraphView.GoPrevKeyTime()

Jumps to previous key frame of the active spline.

‌GraphView.Paste(desttime, spline1[, spline2...][, points])

Paste points to given splines at given time from the Clipboard.

> Parameters:

desttime (number) – desttime spline1 (object) – spline1 spline2... (object) – spline2... points (table) – points

> Returns: success

> Return type: boolean

‌GraphView.SetGuides([guides][, rem_prev])

Sets snapguide.

> Parameters:

guides (table) – guides

rem_prev (boolean) – rem_prev

‌GraphView.ZoomFit()

Changes scale to fit all displayed splines within the view.

‌GraphView.ZoomIn()

Increases the scale (zoom) of the view.

‌GraphView.ZoomOut()

Decreases the scale (zoom) of the view.

‌GraphView.ZoomRectangle()

Note: This method is overloaded and has alternative parameters. See other definitions. Fill the view with the specified rectangle.

‌GraphView.ZoomRectangle(x1, y1, x2, y2)

Note: This method is overloaded and has alternative parameters. See other definitions. Fill the view with the specified rectangle.

> Parameters:

x1 (number) – x1 y1 (number) – y1 x2 (number) – x2 y2 (number) – y2

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