Starts the interactive cursor mode, which reads out the cursor position.
chips> [D #] PICKPOINTS
chips> [D #] PICKPOINTS <value>
where <value> is an integer number of points to pick (defaults to 1 if
not given).
See the D command for more information about
this argument.
The PICKPOINTS command puts the user into interactive cursor mode.
Points may be selected by clicking with the left mouse button or using
the spacebar; the coordinates of selected points will be printed to
the screen. If the number of points to be selected is not specified with
the <value> argument, then interactive mode will continue until
the character q is entered or a right mouse click is given.
chips> CURVE example.dat
chips> PICKPOINTS 3
Click LMB or tap spacebar to pick point.
Click RMB or type 'q' to quit picking points.
Point picked: (2.336950, 1.447520)
Point picked: (3.479965, 1.770423)
Point picked: (4.568552, 2.055780)
chips>
In this example, the PICKPOINTS 3 command allows the user
to select three points. After the third click, the user is returned
to the ChIPS command line.
chips> PICKPOINTS
Click LMB or tap spacebar to pick point.
Click RMB or type 'q' to quit picking points.
Point picked: (1.466081, 1.184691)
Point picked: (2.554667, 1.462538)
Point picked: (3.534395, 1.770423)
Point picked: (4.568552, 2.055780)
Point picked: (5.602708, 2.386193)
chips>
In this example, the PICKPOINTS command allows the user
to select an indefinite number of points.
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