::hwat::utils::ChangeToPerformanceGraphics
Sets the graphics mode to performance.
Syntax
::hwat::utils::ChangeToPerformanceGraphics
Returns
- Success
- 1
- Failure
- {}
Example
::hwat::utils::ChangeToPerformanceGraphics
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Create a HyperMesh collector.
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Sets the graphics mode to performance.
Sets the graphics mode to performance.
::hwat::utils::ChangeToPerformanceGraphics
::hwat::utils::ChangeToPerformanceGraphics
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