After reading Mike's post, I realized that there is no easy way access the contents of the Results Log through LT or OriginC code (at least none that I'm aware of). Perhaps OriginLab couls conside including such a feature in the next version. However, it is feasible to solve Daireann's original problem by editing the the relevant section of the LR.OGS file to store a copy of the output in %Z and then display it in a text label. The following example seems to do what Daireann wants
[MenuLROutput]
SaveRedirection=type.Redirection(16,3); // SDB 1/7/99 REPORT_TO_OUTPUTLOG
type.BeginResults(); /// RKM 12/10/98 v6.0141 REPORT_TO_OUTPUTLOG
%A=Stat.Data$;
if (layer.x.space==1 && layer.y.space==1)
{
type $regression.performLR;
type $regression.EqnForLR;
%Z=$regression.performLR;
%P=$regression.EqnForLR;
%Z=%Z
%P;
}
else
{
type $regression.LRApparent;
type $regression.LREqnApparent;
type $regression.LRmsgApparent;
%Z=$regression.LRApparent;
%P=$regression.LREqnApparent;
%Z=%Z
%P;
%P=$regression.LRmsgApparent;
%Z=%Z
%P;
}
/* Now check to see if there is error data and if it is in plot */
%A=stat.data$;
%B=errof(%A)$;
if (exist(%B)==1)
{
type $regression.UsingWeight;
%P=type $regression.UsingWeight;
%Z=%Z
%P;
}
type;
type $regression.ShortParaHeader1;
%P=" ";
%Z=%Z
%P;
%P=Parameter Value Error;
%Z=%Z
%P;
separator 4;
%Q="------------------------------------------------------------";
%Z=%Z
%Q;
type "A\t$(Stat.LR.A)\t$(stat.LR.Ase)";
%P="A $(Stat.LR.A) $(stat.LR.Ase)";
%Z=%Z
%P;
type "B\t$(Stat.LR.B)\t$(stat.LR.Bse)";
%P="B $(Stat.LR.B) $(stat.LR.Bse)";
%Z=%Z
%P;
%Z=%Z
%Q;
%P=" ";
%Z=%Z
%P;
separator 4;
type;
%P="R SD N P";
%Z=%Z
%P;
%Z=%Z
%Q;
type $regression.ShortParaHeader2;
separator 4;
if (stat.pValue<0.0001) %A="<0.0001"; else %A=$(stat.pValue);
%P="$(Stat.R) $(Stat.SD) $(stat.npts) %A";
%Z=%Z
%P;
type "$(Stat.R)\t$(Stat.SD)\t$(stat.npts)\t%A";
separator 4;
%Z=%Z
%Q;
type.EndResults();
type.Redirection=SaveRedirection; // restore previous redirection.
delete -v SaveRedirection;
label -n LinearFit NewLabel;
LinearFit.text$=%Z;
return 0;
