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greadey
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 Posted - 02/24/2005 : 06:31:34 AM
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Hi All,
I've found how to verify the existance of various GraphObjects such as XB, Legend etc.
Are there any functions which allow me to edit these objects, e.g. set the x-axis title, update the legend etc?
I also note that for the GraphObjects placed in a default plot there are some funny and not altogether intuitive names such as "_202". These are documented in the graph.h file but is there any other documentation which decribes these objects and their purpose.
Cheers all. |
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greadey
UK
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Posted - 02/24/2005 : 07:08:45 AM
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Update,
Dedcided to try the LT_execute method withthe command
label -xb "Current density / mA cm\+(-2)"
Origin C does not like the following;
LT_execute("label -xb"Current density / mA cm\+(-2)"");
so I tried this;
string LTstr;
LTstr = "Current density / mA cm\+(-2)";
LTstr = "label -xb" + LTstr;
LT_execute(LTstr);
The above compiled and my program got right to the end, but instead of my X axis title being replaced (As was my intention) I got the following x axis label;
density / mA cm2
X Axis Title
(the 2 was superscripted)
So, not only was my title not replaced, I also lost the first part of my new title.
Any ideas?
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Mike Buess
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Posted - 02/24/2005 : 07:46:17 AM
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Not sure why your label command isn't working although I see a couple mistakes or typos in your examples. However, once you've declared XB as a GraphObject then simply XB.Text will work...
GraphLayer gl = Project.ActiveLayer();
GraphObject xb;
xb = gl.GraphObjects("XB");
if( xb.IsValid() )
{
xb.Text = "Current density / mA cm\\+(-2)";
}
(You need to double the character \ when it occurs which is why your superscript didn't work. Recall all Origin C paths you've seen.)
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member
Edited by - Mike Buess on 02/24/2005 07:48:42 AM |
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greadey
UK
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Posted - 02/24/2005 : 12:28:07 PM
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Luverly Jubberly Mike, thanks.
It works a treat now.
Gav. |
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Editing GraphObjects