Description
Sets the tail length of the specified object.
Use caution in setting tail lengths longer than 10,000 - 30,000 points. Tail lengths exceeding this range can cause memory problems due to the large amount of relative position data that must be maintained. The maximum tail length that can be used safely depends on the amount of memory in the system and the number of objects managed by the Mission View. If the object has an TailLength property, that property will be used to control the display until this method is called, which overrides the display settings for this ViewWindow only.
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Overload List
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Description
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ViewWindow.SetTailLength(String objectName, Variable tailLength)
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None
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Sets the tail length of the specified object.
Use caution in setting tail lengths longer than 10,000 - 30,000 points. Tail lengths exceeding this range can cause memory problems due to the large amount of relative position data that must be maintained. The maximum tail length that can be used safely depends on the amount of memory in the system and the number of objects managed by the Mission View.
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ViewWindow.SetTailLength(Variable objectId, Variable tailLength)
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None
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Sets the tail length of the specified object.
Use caution in setting tail lengths longer than 10,000 - 30,000 points. Tail lengths exceeding this range can cause memory problems due to the large amount of relative position data that must be maintained. The maximum tail length that can be used safely depends on the amount of memory in the system and the number of objects managed by the Mission View.
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ViewWindow.SetTailLength(Variable setType, String typeOrGroupName, Variable tailLength)
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None
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Sets the tail length of multiple objects at the same time.
Use caution in setting tail lengths longer than 10,000 - 30,000 points. Tail lengths exceeding this range can cause memory problems due to the large amount of relative position data that must be maintained. The maximum tail length that can be used safely depends on the amount of memory in the system and the number of objects managed by the Mission View.
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See also
ViewWindow Object
ViewWindow Guide
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