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FORTEN Posted - 07/08/2004 : 06:58:16 AM
I will like to draw circles with specific X and Y values and specific radius in a plot. How do I do that?

Can I color the circles so I can draw more circles in the same plot?

Hope some body can help Tenna
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Mike Buess Posted - 07/08/2004 : 07:35:47 AM
Hi Tenna,

Position, size and color of the circle can be controlled in the normal fashion through right-click -> Properties. Object properties can also be controlled by LabTalk script...

// Select the circle first
select -g A; // get name of selected object
%A.fillcolor=color(red); // set object's fill color to red
%A.color=color(red); // set object's border color to red
%A.dx=1; %A.dy=1; // set width and height to 1 (axis unit)
%A.x=1.5; %A.y=3; // position center at (x,y)=(1.5,3)

Mike Buess
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