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Graph managing script

unknown

Hi I have the folowing script:
Oneway(
Y( :YValue ), X( :XValue ), Histograms( 1 ),
SendToReport(
Dispatch( {}, "Oneway", FrameBox(1), Frame Size(100, 200)),
Dispatch( {}, "Oneway", FrameBox(2), Frame Size(100, 200)),
Dispatch( {}, "Oneway", FrameBox(3), Frame Size(100, 200)),
)
);
I need to do similar analysis when the number of controlled boxes is generated by the user.
Somthing like this:

Oneway(
Y( :Exit Voltage ), X( :DCOffset ),
Histograms( 1 ),
SendToReport(
for(i=1 i=3, i++,
Dispatch( {}, "Oneway", FrameBox(i), Frame Size(100, 200)))));

How can I do it ?

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mpb

I can't tell from your code what effect you are trying to achieve. Can you describe what the output you want would look like?

unknown

I want to make a “Oneway” chart with Histograms enabled.
On this chart I want to control the width of all the received histograms.

The solution is simple if I know the number of histograms (see first code example – 3 histograms).

But the number of histograms is the amount of X values which is given by the user.
Therefore I need to enable width setting for an amount of histograms given by the user.
The second code example is the way I wanted to implement it - to make a loop on the dispatch windows, but this isn't the way.

Thank you in advence.

This was a tricky one. At first. As the for-loop inside the SendToReport was not working, I tried to use expressions and conditional substitutions of the number of resize commands. However I did not manage because of difficulties to get it right with the quoted "Oneway" inside the arguments and the parse() command as a method for unquoting seem not to work well on partial expressions. It probably possible but I gave up.

However the below approach seem to work (you can skip the first part).

unknown

Well, this seems correct, but for some reason it doesn't work...
To be more exact - the script works but it doesn't change the size of the histogrms.
Could you recheck if it works on other frame sizes?
I have JMP 7.0.2, and you ?

It works for me with every frame size I have tried.

I run JMP 8.0.2 on Macintosh. Maybe something's changed.

Does "r << show tree structure" work in JMP 7? Try that and see if the names of the Histogram boxes correspond to FrameBox(2) etc. But since your first example worked for you I guess they do.

mpb

Following MS I tried this on 7.0.1 with the Fitness data current and it produced narrow frames for the histograms.

Off topic to mpb: Nice way to use the summarize command. I'll try to remember that.

unknown

Nice, the script is working!!

Thanks all.

P.S - in the script the loop is till n+1 and not n