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ThomasR	Posted - 02/19/2014 : 2:57:42 PM Origin Ver. 9 and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): Operating System: Win7 Using Origin I made a template and a design form. Both template and design(form)-file I want to apply using Code in OriginC. How can I use the design by code? The template is no problem with GraphLayer gl; gl.Create("Line"); (If the template is called Line) How do I tell the layer to use a design called "myDesign"? Even better, if I could tell the path to that design file. I don't want to click on the menubar and apply it with my mouse. Greetings Thomas
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bobey	Posted - 03/10/2015 : 12:22:36 AM Do we just need to save a projec before quit and use it to do another one later?
Castiel	Posted - 02/26/2014 : 10:38:35 AM quote: Where did you find that piece of code? I can't find it in any documents by searching. Was it the OriginC-Programming Guide? But can't find it there. At first glance,it should be theme related. So I look over the functions in the workspace: System and sometimes Temporary. quote: if (variables.GetSize()==3){ gp.Create("U:\40_Datenauswertung\OriginC\Templates\StackPlot3Var"); BTW, backslash "\" should be "\\". �c�� ȥ� �f�u�c �c�� Τ� �c/ �� c�ʥ� �� ' �̩�� /�� թ��f �� ` ��
ThomasR	Posted - 02/26/2014 : 09:52:25 AM quote: I think what you need is bool apply_graph_theme(LPCSTR lpcszTheme, PageBase& pg); Where did you find that piece of code? I can't find it in any documents by searching. Was it the OriginC-Programming Guide? But can't find it there. Meanwhile I tried to apply this example to my code: void OriginObject_ApplyFormat_Ex1() { GraphPage gp = Project.GraphPages(0); gp.ApplyFormat("themes\\graph\\<MyThemeName>.OTH"); } My code: if (variables.GetSize()==3){ gp.Create("U:\40_Datenauswertung\OriginC\Templates\StackPlot3Var"); for (int i= 0;i <3 ; i++){ GraphLayer gl = gp.Layers(i); Curve crv(wks, 0, getIndexOf(variables[i])); int nPlot = gl.AddPlot(crv, IDM_PLOT_LINE); // return plot index if( nPlot >= 0 ) gl.Rescale(); } gp.ApplyFormat("themes\\graph\\StackPlot3Var.OTH"); //DOES NOT WORK } But this did not apply my theme. Message I get is 2 times "Found invalid Thumb object in UpdateThumb". If I call "Ticks All Out.OTH" it applies that theme, but it doesn't work for mine, unless I call it manually per mouse. Ah, I got it. The theme file has been created in another folder (mentioned above). If i copy it to the "themes\graph" folder, it works.
Castiel	Posted - 02/26/2014 : 08:48:15 AM quote: Originally posted by ThomasR Yes perhaps I meant that. It was just to illustrate the general problem. I am referring to the thing called "Design" by Origin itself. That thing that saves fonts and such. That files are saved in the folder C:\Users\<myname>\Documents\OriginLab\90\Anwenderdateien\Themes\Graph and called ".oth". "Anwenderdateien" is sth. like "AppData" in english. As you can see in the picture, to apply a design, I need to click on it and then on the apply-button. I want to do this by code. This must be possible... I know where the design file is placed and want to trigger a command that uses that file.... I think what you need is bool apply_graph_theme(LPCSTR lpcszTheme, PageBase& pg); ".oth" is kind of xml file: ApplyFormat(an_oth_tree). You can tell this when looking into theme_utils.c in Origin C Workspace->System. �c�� ȥ� �f�u�c �c�� Τ� �c/ �� c�ʥ� �� ' �̩�� /�� թ��f �� ` ��
ThomasR	Posted - 02/26/2014 : 03:44:17 AM quote: Originally posted by greg We do not understand your use of the word "design". What would this be in Origin terminology. P.S. Your code fragment: GraphLayer gl; gl.Create("Line"); (If the template is called Line) does not compile. Perhaps you meant: GraphPage gp; gp.Create("Line"); (If the template is called Line) Yes perhaps I meant that. It was just to illustrate the general problem. I am referring to the thing called "Design" by Origin itself. That thing that saves fonts and such. That files are saved in the folder C:\Users\<myname>\Documents\OriginLab\90\Anwenderdateien\Themes\Graph and called "*.oth". "Anwenderdateien" is sth. like "AppData" in english. As you can see in the picture, to apply a design, I need to click on it and then on the apply-button. I want to do this by code. This must be possible... I know where the design file is placed and want to trigger a command that uses that file....
greg	Posted - 02/25/2014 : 12:45:41 PM We do not understand your use of the word "design". What would this be in Origin terminology. P.S. Your code fragment: GraphLayer gl; gl.Create("Line"); (If the template is called Line) does not compile. Perhaps you meant: GraphPage gp; gp.Create("Line"); (If the template is called Line)

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