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| majo0008 |
Posted - 11/18/2005 : 10:31:23 PM
Is there any way to change the style of multiple plots that are already in a layer without removing the plots and then replotting with a different style? I would like to set up a radio button where the user could select to see the data as scatterplots or lineplots. So far the best I can come up with is to remove the plots and then replot them? Any ideas?
-Ryan
Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): 7.5 SR5
Operating System: XP |
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| majo0008 |
Posted - 11/21/2005 : 12:00:17 PM
Thanks Easwar. The script works great. I got around the issue with the color property resetting by using the OriginC code below:
GraphLayer g1multi = Project. ActiveLayer();
if(plotType == 1) //line plot
{
g1multi.LT_execute("layer -i200 %c");//change to line plot
vector<int> vv = {0}; // 0 is for line color
GroupPlot gPlot1 = g1multi.Groups(0);
gPlot1.Increment.Nester.nVals = vv;
}
if(plotType == 2)//scatterplot
{
g1multi.LT_execute("layer -i201 %c");//change to
vector<int> vv = {4}; // 4 is for symbol EdgeColor
GroupPlot gPlot1 = g1multi.Groups(0);
gPlot1.Increment.Nester.nVals = vv;
} |
| easwar |
Posted - 11/20/2005 : 10:42:37 PM
Hi Ryan,
Presume you are working with grouped plots.
When you first create the plot, start with a scatter plot.
Then to switch to line, you can issue the script command:
layer -i200 %c; legend;
To switch back to scatter, you can issue the script command:
layer -i201 %c; legend;
You could then alternately issue the above two commands depending on what user selects using the radio buttons. I suggest starting with scatter because otherwise the group color property seems to get reset and scatter becomes all black.
Easwar
OriginLab
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