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jdarland Posted - 01/13/1999 : 3:12:00 PM
I noticed a post along these lines a few months ago, but there were no posted replies.

I would like to create my own vector plots, as opposed to using the vector template. The first part of this is straightforward in terms of drawing the lines:

loop(i,1,n) draw -n arrow$(i) -l {col(x)[i],col(y)[i],col(x)[i]+(col(dx)[i]*scale),col(y)[i]+(col(dy)[i]*scale)};

How do I at the arrow head to the end of the lines (the equivalent of selecting a line manually, at checking the box (arrow control: arrow at end). The way this is performed in origin leads me to believe the arrows and lines are the same object type, with a property toggle somewhere that I cannot find.

Thanks for the help,

jeff

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greg Posted - 01/18/1999 : 1:48:00 PM
As I mentioned in my reply to your post about drawing rectangles, the annotation objects were not designed to be programmable. There is no script accessible property for turning on or off the arrows at the beginning or end of a line. That can only be done through the dialog box.

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