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GetComponent(0) how to have both axis in python

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    wrote on last edited by Sylvain
    #1

    Hi all,

    I have a stupid question but I am really struggling to have my x-data out of a plot.

    input_time = acoustic_sensor_extractor.Outputs["p(t)"]
    input_time.Update()
    # Get Point Sensor data (output is complex pressure)
    output = input.Data.GetComponent(0)
    output_time = input_time.Data.GetComponent(0)
    

    I just receive the ycomponent of my plot of p(t)

    Do you know what I should do to have the time ? so my x-axis values ?

    Thanks!
    Léa

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      Hello Lea,
      You can use the property .Axis of the class FloatXYData, for example acoustic_sensor_extractor.Outputs["p(t)"].Data.Axis
      Best

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        Perfect thanks !!

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