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| rrahul |
Posted - 01/21/2005 : 1:04:50 PM
Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): ver 7.0
Operating System: Windows XP
I have been going through your forums for weeks now and found the material really helpful. Thank you for that.
Now, I am trying to customize a rountine to generate plots in a userdefined graph template. I want to plot the data into layer 1 and the histogram of one of the columns in layer2. here's the code, I was wondering if you can tell what I am doing wrong.
Thanks,
Rahul
[Main]
FDLOG.multiopen.colview=12; // new property for dialog options
FDLOG.UseGroup(Ascii); //Open ASCII files
if (FDLOG.multiopen()==0/0)
return 1;
loop(ii,1,FDlog.MultiOpen.Count)
{
FDlog.Get(A, ii);
win -t data;
open -w %A;
run.section(,Plot,%H); //Run Plot section
}
[Plot]
win -t plot TraceHistogram; //customized template
page.active=1; // activate layer 1
layer -w %1 0201 line; //Include wks data in the active layer
set %1_b -cl 4;
set %1_c -cl 2;
%R=histogram(%1_b, 0.03, 0.009, 1.00); //Hgram Fret values
page.active=2; // activate layer 2
layer -i %R column;
return 0;
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| rrahul |
Posted - 01/28/2005 : 12:03:04 AM
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the help. Got everything working!!
I am attaching the code incase somebody else has similar problem.
Thanks once again.
-rahul
[Main]
FDLOG.multiopen.colview=12; // new property for dialog options
FDLOG.UseGroup(Ascii); //Open ASCII files
if (FDLOG.multiopen()==0/0)
return 1;
loop(ii,1,FDlog.MultiOpen.Count)
{
FDlog.Get(A, ii);
win -t data;
open -w %A;
%W = %H; /* save worksheet name */
getenumwks Count; // open a worksheet template called Count
%N=%H; //remember its name
ClearWorksheet %H;
min = 0;
max = 1.0;
inc = 0.025;
col(1)=data(min+(1/2)*inc,max+(1/2)*inc,inc);
/* X column for the new worksheet. Note that this must
* be done before the sum function is called again.
* Also, this actually may create one more point than
* is needed. */
run.section(,Plot,%W); //Run Plot section
}
[Plot]
win -t plot TraceHistogram G%W; //customized template
page.active=1; // activate layer 1
layer -w %1 0201 200; //Include wks data in the active layer
set %1_b -cl 4;
set %1_c -cl 2;
page.active=2; // activate layer 2
%(%N,ii+1)=histogram(%1_b,0.025,0.0,1); // create histogram dataset
set %N -e 40; /* to make sure all columns have the same size */
layer -i %N_count; // plot as columns
layer -a;
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| Mike Buess |
Posted - 01/21/2005 : 5:50:30 PM
Hi Rahul,
Since the two layers will have different X axes I suggest you create a separate worksheet to hold all histogram data...
[Main]
FDLOG.multiopen.colview=12; // new property for dialog options
FDLOG.UseGroup(Ascii); //Open ASCII files
if (FDLOG.multiopen()==0/0)
return 1;
win -t D; // create histogram wks
%N=%H; // remember its name
col(A)=data(0.009,1,0.03); // create X axis using your histogram settings
wo -a FDlog.MultiOpen.Count-1; // add necessary # of Y columns
loop(ii,1,FDlog.MultiOpen.Count)
{
FDlog.Get(A, ii);
win -t data;
open -w %A;
run.section(,Plot,%H); //Run Plot section
}
[Plot]
win -t plot TraceHistogram; //customized template
page.active=1; // activate layer 1
// plot layer 1 (don't know what you ended up with but insert it here)
// now plot layer 2
page.active=2;
%(%N,ii+1)=histogram(%1_b,0.03,0.009,1); // create histogram dataset
lay -i203 %(%N,ii+1); // plot as columns (my previous correction was wrong)
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member
Edited by - Mike Buess on 01/21/2005 5:51:38 PM
Edited by - Mike Buess on 01/21/2005 5:55:54 PM |
| rrahul |
Posted - 01/21/2005 : 4:49:32 PM
Thanks Mike for the prompt reply. I got the first layer to plot my trace without any major modifications but can't seem to get the histogram to work. I must be assigning my dataset incorrectly. Could you please show me how to select a column from a worksheet, build a histogram for the data set and plot it in the second layer.
Thanks,
Rahul
Edited by - rrahul on 01/21/2005 4:52:42 PM |
| Mike Buess |
Posted - 01/21/2005 : 1:35:27 PM
1. First problem is with this line...
layer -w %1 0201 line;
The correct syntax is
layer -w wksName c1 r1 c2 r2 graphtype;
c1 is first col
r1 is first row
c2 is last col
r2 is last row
You've supplied wksName as %1... OK
Your indices need to be space-separated and they might be in the wrong order.
Graphtype should be a code, not string. (line is 200, see wo -p command)
2. Next problem is that %R has not been defined in the line
%R=histogram(%1_b, 0.03, 0.009, 1.00);
Should specify a particular column is a named wks, such as %R=%1_R. (Maybe you did that somewhere else in your script.)
3. Last problem is similar to first...
layer -i %R column;
Should be layer -i %R 203;
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member |
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