ii = 1;
doc -e p
{
	integ -q %C -b 30 -e 50; 
	%T = Area: $(integ.area);
	system.font.labelSize = 28;
	label -d 1400 800 -s %T;
	result_a[$(ii)]$ = %H;
	Result_B[$(ii)] = $(integ.area);
         i++;
}

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Hi:

Maybe you can use a script to run through all graph windows on your project? the doc -e p command execute the script for all graph windows in the project and the label command past text notes on the plot:

ii = 1;
doc -e p
{
	integ -q %C -b 30 -e 50; 
	%T = Area: $(integ.area);
	system.font.labelSize = 28;
	label -d 1400 800 -s %T;
	result_a[$(ii)]$ = %H;
	Result_B[$(ii)] = $(integ.area);
         i++;
}

Larry
OriginLab Technical Services

Edited by - larry_lan on 01/08/2007 10:39:14 PM

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If I would like to paste the file name i a coloumn say A and the area values in say B- how can I modify this?

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I suspect the command error arises because the index ii is not defined. You should be incrementing ii rather than i... corrections below are in red.

ii = 1;
doc -e p
{
integ -q %C -b 159 -e 200;
%T = %C,
Area: $(integ.area);
system.font.labelSize = 28;
label -d 1400 800 -s %T;
result_a[ii]$ = %H; // $() notation is unnecessary
Result_B[ii] = integ.area; // ditto
ii++;
};

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If I would like to paste the file name i a coloumn say A and the area values in say B- how can I modify this?

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Your code already pastes the area to column B. I assume you want the imported file in column A and don't see how unless you saved the filename somewhere on the worksheet. Did you do that? Some import methods do that automatically so it would help to know how you perform your imports.

...If you mean worksheet instead of file just replace Result_A[ii]$ = %H with Result_A[ii]$ = %[%C,'_'].

Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member

Edited by - Mike Buess on 01/09/2007 1:43:29 PM

Edited by - Mike Buess on 01/09/2007 2:11:20 PM

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The file name is stored in the label of the worksheet. How can I call this name and write in the graph or in the result worksheet.

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The file name is stored in the label of the worksheet. How can I call this name and write in the graph or in the result worksheet.

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The imported worksheet name is %[%C,'_'] so its label text (file name) is %[%C,'_']!page.label$. You can remove the underscore character from the file name with this Origin C function...

string strip_char(string str, char ch)
{
str.Remove(ch);
return str;
}

Use the function in your LabTalk script like this...

ii = 1;
doc -e P
{
integ -q %C -b 159 -e 200;
%A = %[%C,'_']!page.label$;
%A = strip_char(%A, '_')$;
%T = File: %A
Area: $(integ.area);
label -d 1400 800 -s %T;
result_a[ii]$ = %A;
Result_B[ii] = integ.area;
ii++;
};

Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member

Edited by - Mike Buess on 01/10/2007 1:58:11 PM

Edited by - Mike Buess on 01/10/2007 2:08:56 PM

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