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Bempel
France
19 Posts |
 Posted - 01/09/2003 : 07:14:06 AM
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With the following script I have automated 4 plots of 4 colums. It works fine. I want to add two more things...
SCRIPT:
getfilename *.dat;
getnumber "last graph to be plotted" nbc;
ii=1;
loop (ii,2,nbc){
type $(ii);
%O=%[%a,'_']_$(ii).dat;
win -t wks;
open -w %O;
type %O;
type %H;
work -c M; //creates a new column and names it M;
work -c N;
work -c O;
%H_M=abs(%H_H);
%H_N=%H_H+160;
%H_O=abs(%H_I);
%J=%H;
win -t plot rheo G%[%O,'.'];
layer.include(%J_O,201);
layer.include(%J_M,201);
layer.include(%J_N,201);
layer.include(%J_I,201);
set %J_I -k 2; // shape#=1 (square), 2 (circle), ...
set %J_I -cse 1;
set %J_I -csf 18;
set %J_I -z 8;
set %J_M -k 1; // shape#=1 (square), 2 (circle), ...
set %J_M -csf 1; // fill color#=1 (black), 2 (red), 3 (green), etc
set %J_M -cse 1; // edge color
set %J_M -z 8; // set symbol interior 2=open
set %J_N -k 5;
set %J_N -csf 2;
set %J_N -cse 2;
set %J_N -z 8;
set %J_O -k 1;
set %J_O -cse 1;
set %J_O -csf 18;
set %J_O -z 10;
layer -b c 1;
X1=0.1; X2=10000; // x-axis range
Y1=10; Y2=1000000; // y-axis range
label -s -p 103 0 \+(%H); // labels the graphs name on given position
};
1) I want to add in a text label with the <label> command a mean value of column L (for example). I have tried a few things but it doesn't work. It should be possible to take the mean value of variable lines of the column (e.g. from line 1 to line i, i being a number that can be changed).
2) I'm looking for a possibility to add to each graph a text label that says for instance T= k C, k being equal to 25 for example AND k increasing by 1C at each graph. So on graph 1, I will have 25C, on graph2 26C, on graph3 27C, etc.
Can anybody help me to find find the right commands to do this?
Thanks
Stephane
Edited by - Bempel on 01/09/2003 07:15:55 AM |
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rlewis
Canada
253 Posts |
Posted - 01/09/2003 : 3:19:53 PM
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Try this ...
v=50;
%Q=Temp=$(v);
label -n MyLabel Text;
label -s -n MyLabel %Q;
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Bempel
France
19 Posts |
Posted - 01/09/2003 : 6:31:03 PM
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| Ok thany you, solves problem 2, but problem 1 remains. |
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rlewis
Canada
253 Posts |
Posted - 01/09/2003 : 7:53:55 PM
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How about this ...
%P=WorkSheetName_ColumnName;
win -t data origin;
set %P -bs startrange;
set %p -es endrange;
sum(%P); //summation of %P between startrange and endrange
win -cd %H;
sum.mean= // returns the mean of %P between startrange and endrange
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Bempel
France
19 Posts |
Posted - 01/10/2003 : 07:21:48 AM
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| Well this doesn't work. My loop doesn't work anymore... |
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Hideo Fujii
USA
1582 Posts |
Posted - 01/10/2003 : 10:29:36 AM
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Well this doesn't work. My loop doesn't work anymore...
One possible cause - the number of characters between { and } of the loop may have exceeded more than the limit, about 1000 characters. Did you check it?
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automating plots