"MyExport" + rc[L]$;

"MyExport"+rc[L]$;

quote:

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Originally posted by Peter Roosjen

Okay, I probably did something wrong. It works perfectly now!

Thank you very much!!

Is there also a way to make this script work in 8.5?

Peter

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// Get number of columns in the book
int nc = wks.ncols;

// Loop over all columns from the third column onwards
for(int ii=3; ii<=5; ii++)
{
	// Declare range to point to the column
	range rc = $(ii);
	// Set column as type Z
	rc.type = 6;
	// Create a new graph using custom template
	win -t p MyPolarC;
	// Move data column into graph layer
	layer -i rc;
	// Export as png with width of 1000 pixels
	string strFileName$;
	strFileName$ = "MyExport"+rc[L]$;
	expGraph -sb type:=png path:= "c:\temp" filename:= strFileName$ tr1.width:=1000 tr1.unit:=2; 
	// Delete the graph
	win -c;
}

range rsheet = !;
int nc = wks.ncols;


for(int ii=3; ii<=nc; ii++)
{
	range rc = rsheet!$(ii);
	rc.type = 6;
	win -t p MyPolarC;
	layer -i rc;
	string strFileName$ = "MyExport" + rc[L]$;
	expGraph -sb type:=png path:= "c:\temp" filename:= strFileName$ tr1.width:=1000 tr1.unit:=2; 
	win -c;
}

range rsheet = !; 
int nc = wks.ncols; 

for(int ii=3; ii<=nc; ii++) 
{
	range rc = rsheet!$(ii); 
	rc.type = 6; 
	win -t p BMyPolarC; 
	layer -i rc; // Move data column into graph layer
	string strFileName$ = "MyExport" + rc[L]$;
	expGraph -sb type:=jpg path:= "c:\temp" filename:= strFileName$ tr1.width:=1000 tr1.unit:=2; 
	win -c; 
}

"MyExport" + rc[L]$
string expression error!
STRFILENAME:failed to add variable to local stack!
#Command Error!

...
...
	win -t p MyPolarC;
	// Move data column into graph layer
	layer -i rc;
	// Export as png with width of 1000 pixels
	string strFileName$ = "MyExport" + rc[L]$;
	expGraph -sb type:=png path:= "c:\temp" filename:= strFileName$ tr1.width:=1000 tr1.unit:=2; 
	// Delete the graph
	win -c;
}

// Declare range to point to current data sheet
range rsheet = !;
// Get number of columns in the book
int nc = wks.ncols;

// Loop over all columns from the third column onwards
for(int ii=3; ii<=nc; ii++)
{
	// Declare range to point to the column
	range rc = rsheet!$(ii);
	// Set column as type Z
	rc.type = 6;
	// Create a new graph using custom template
	win -t p MyPolarC;
	// Move data column into graph layer
	layer -i rc;
	// Hide the graph window
	window -ch 1;
}

label -s $(350+ii-3);

Hi Peter Roosjen,

Here, we couldn't reproduce the crash. So, could you please send your Origin 
file to us, so that our developers can look at the problem? 
(http://www.originlab.com/index.aspx?go=Support&pid=752)

Also, could you please tell us which operating system (32bit or 64bit?) 
you are using.

Thank you!

--Hideo Fujii
OriginLab

Hi Peter,

Once you import all data in a single worksheet (X in 1st col, Y in 2nd col, 
and Z in the rest), you can run the following script to plot all Z column 
as a polar contour:

//////////////////////////
%K=%H;
nc=wks.ncols;
for(ii=3; ii<=nc; ii++) {
  window -a %K;
  wks.col$(ii).type=6; //set to Z
  wks.colSel($(ii),1); //activate the col
  worksheet -p 243 PolarContour;  //plot
  layer.x.to=360;  //show 360degree
  window -ch 1;  //hide
};
////////////////////////////

This code designates Z to the 3+ columns, so no need to designate by your self.
To save memory, I hide all plots. Also, when you import the data, I suggest 
not to add sparklines (in the import option). 

Do you think it works?

--Hideo Fujii
OriginLab