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Hi everybody,

Is it possible to know with a JSL command the number of analyses, graph open with JMP ? (like Ntable() function for data tables).

The aim is to create a script to get analysis, graphs and put them automatically in a journal to create a report and generate a pdf file.

Thanks

Regards,

Guillaume

Re: [JSL] How to know the number of open graph/analysis

What Mark states is true........with the following exception.  If the Window Title is changed within JSL, it will strip out the title prefis of "Journal".

Re: [JSL] How to know the number of open graph/analysis

Extending Jim's example, you could use:

 

If( Contains( Window( i ) << Get Window Title, "Journal", counter++ );

to count the number of open journals.

 

Re: [JSL] How to know the number of open graph/analysis

Here is how I check for windows that are open....and note, you can determine that it is a journal by the Icon specified

i = 1;
While( Window( i ) << get window title != {},
 Show( Window( i ) << get window title );
 Show( Window( i ) << get window icon );
 i++;
);

Re: [JSL] How to know the number of open graph/analysisIs there any way to find out how many number of journals currently open. as I would like to do 'For loop' over to append them one by one into a single journal.
Thanks.[JSL] How to know the number of open graph/analysis

Thanks for this answer, I will try this.

[JSL] How to know the number of open graph/analysis

I am not aware of a command that exclusively return report windows.

The script below gives the number of non-data-table windows. The -1 acounts for the current script window. However, it gives only a rough (maximum) estimate of the number of reports, as the log, JMP starter, dialogs, journals or other scripts that are opened will also be included in the count.

It may be possible to identify and count any non-report windows by looping through all open windows with some smart syntax (that so far has escaped me).

nitems(window())-ntable()-1;