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Bempel Posted - 03/18/2003 : 06:24:43 AM
Hi there,

I'm looking for the command the enables me to only plot some lines from a column, instead of the whole column. The command I use to plot the whole column is for example :

layer.include(%J_O,201);

Here is the part from the script :

[MakePlot]
%J=%H;
win -t plot rheo G%[%O,'.'];

page.active=1; // activate layer 1


layer.include(%J_O,201);
layer.include(%J_M,201);
layer.include(%J_N,201);
layer.include(%J_I,201);


set %J_I -k 2; // shape#=1 (square), 2 (circle), ...
set %J_I -cse 1;
set %J_I -csf 18;
set %J_I -z 8;

set %J_M -k 1; // shape#=1 (square), 2 (circle), ...
set %J_M -csf 1; // fill color#=1 (black), 2 (red), 3 (green), etc
set %J_M -cse 1; // edge color
set %J_M -z 8; // set symbol interior 2=open

set %J_N -k 5;
set %J_N -csf 2;
set %J_N -cse 2;
set %J_N -z 8;

set %J_O -k 1;
set %J_O -cse 1;
set %J_O -csf 18;
set %J_O -z 10;

layer -b c 1;
X1=xx1; X2=xx2; // x-axis range
Y1=1; Y2=100000; // y-axis range

page.active=2; // activate layer 2

layer.include(%J_P,201);

layer -b c 1;
X1=xx1; X2=xx2; // x-axis range
Y1=0; Y2=40; // y-axis range

set %J_G -k 2;
set %J_G -cse 1;
set %J_G -csf 18;
set %J_G -z 8;

page.active=1;

Thanks for helping me on this...
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Bempel Posted - 03/18/2003 : 10:04:39 AM
Thank you, Mike Buess
Mike Buess Posted - 03/18/2003 : 07:37:43 AM
Hi Stephane,

Plot rows rr1 through rr2...

set %J_O -b rr1;
set %J_O -e rr2;
layer.include(%J_O,201);

Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member

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