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[quote][i]Originally posted by johannes.kastl[/i]
[br]Hello,

as described in [url]originlab.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=10387[/url] Im trying to export all non-hidden graphs in a origin project. As it does not work atm with labtalk, Im trying to solve the problem with origin c.

Writing a little script, compiling, writing another ogs script calling the function, adding a button. Seems like it could work.

But what I am missing is documentation about the export_page function, especially about the options.

Using labtalk I would try it like this

[code]expGraph type:=emf overwrite:=replace path:="%X" filename:="%G--%(page.label$)"
		tr.margin:=2
		tr1.unit:=3 
		tr1.Width:=100
		tr2.tif.dotsperinch:=300[/code]

tr1.unit is setting the export to ratio, tr1.width sets the ratio to 100%. tr.margin sets the export mode to use the whole page.

How to do the same with export_page?

I would be glad for any hints, even if you tell me to rtfm. As long as you point out which fm ich should r. I have found not much documentation about export_page.

Thanks in advance!

Johannes

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johannes.kastl	Posted - 04/23/2012 : 3:12:10 PM Hello, as described in originlab.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=10387 Im trying to export all non-hidden graphs in a origin project. As it does not work atm with labtalk, Im trying to solve the problem with origin c. Writing a little script, compiling, writing another ogs script calling the function, adding a button. Seems like it could work. But what I am missing is documentation about the export_page function, especially about the options. Using labtalk I would try it like this expGraph type:=emf overwrite:=replace path:="%X" filename:="%G--%(page.label$)" tr.margin:=2 tr1.unit:=3 tr1.Width:=100 tr2.tif.dotsperinch:=300 tr1.unit is setting the export to ratio, tr1.width sets the ratio to 100%. tr.margin sets the export mode to use the whole page. How to do the same with export_page? I would be glad for any hints, even if you tell me to rtfm. As long as you point out which fm ich should r. I have found not much documentation about export_page. Thanks in advance! Johannes
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Penn	Posted - 04/25/2012 : 11:01:45 PM Hi Johannes, I have checked with our developer about the TreeNode option in the export_page function. The settings is not so powerful as using expGraph, and it is also complicated. So, this usage is not recommended. It is more easier for such case to call expGraph in Origin C, though it does not look so good as you said. Penn
johannes.kastl	Posted - 04/24/2012 : 4:05:29 PM Thanks for the answer. I had already found that way. But isnt calling a labtalk 'function' from Origin C a rather ugly way? Or is export_page really missing these options? Its not urgent anymore, as the labtalk way to export all graphs seems to work. Just out of interest.
Penn	Posted - 04/24/2012 : 05:44:59 AM Hi, Please refer to your original post for the workaround of LabTalk. Penn
Penn	Posted - 04/24/2012 : 04:09:28 AM Hi Johannes, If using Origin C, you can try the following example. void test_expgraph_lt() { GraphLayer gl = Project.ActiveLayer(); // get the active graph layer if(!gl) return; // construct the LabTalk command string strCmd = "expGraph type:=emf overwrite:=replace path:=G:\\"; strCmd += " filename:=\""; strCmd += Project.GetName(); // project name strCmd += "--"; strCmd += gl.GetPage().GetName(); // graph name strCmd += "\" tr.margin:=2 tr1.unit:=3 tr1.Width:=100 tr2.tif.dotsperinch:=300;"; LT_execute(strCmd); // execute the LabTalk script } Penn

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