How to use Set Function {self}Hi,
I explore all the question and answer inside this community and still not getting my answer to use this script. Can you help me, please?
I have data table with all the parameter (column) and data (row). My question is how to use Radio Box with the set function {self} to display all the data that i chosen one parameter on Radio Box to see at Bivariate (Fit Y by X).
I don't want to click OK to see the output on Bivariate, just click parameter on radio box.
I attach with example data table below,
Here my full script but still my radio box won't function using set function {self}
//Get the current data Table
Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Current Data Table();
// Get the all column names from the data table
columnNames = dt << Get Column Names("String");
cl = New Window("Column Selection", <<MODAL></MODAL>Automation and ScriptingRe: How to use Set Function {self}GUI design rules don't usually run code when a radio button is picked. You can break the rule, but users may not like it. This example will let you choose either path
dt = Open( "$sample_data/big class.jmp" );
// Get the all column names from the data table
columnNames = dt << Get Column Names( "String" );
cl = New Window( "Column Selection",
<<MODAL></MODAL>
< is my preferred way to get the results from the dialog, after OK, and then process them.
The code that runs when a radio button is clicked usually disables/enables another part of the dialog; you might, for example, change available options when a numeric vs character variable is chosen in the radio list.
Re: How to use Set Function {self}Thankyou for reply my question,
Sorry i still don't understand...
Actually i want to have the output wafer map that shows based on my click Radio Box. Is it possible to do it?
Because i don't want to click OK everytime i choose the parameter on Radio Box. I want to make the Radio Box stay appear on my screen everytime i click OK or just using self function to see the output on wafer map. I tried to have all the column names with self function but still doesn't work.
How to write the self function with all the parameter i have?
Also how to make the Bivar Plot, Row Legend based on radio box i choose?
For example i want based on my images:
1. Red one is parameter on radio box i choose that make Row Legend on Bivor Plot
2. Blue one is the output i want to see based on row legend i picked on radio box
Re: How to use Set Function {self}dt = Open( "$sample_data/big class.jmp" );
columnNames = dt << Get Column Names( "String" );
cl = New Window( "Column Selection",
// <<MODAL></MODAL>
Re: How to use Set Function {self}Thankyou, it works!
I have one small problem my script everytime i click on radio box 5 times, it will open 5 display windows. How to make everytime i click the radio box it will change the current display windows not the open new one.
Can you help me to check my script...
Here below i attach the picture of my problem
//Get the current data Table
Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Current Data Table();
columnNames = dt << Get Column Names( "String" );
cl = New Window( "Column Selection",
// <<MODAL></MODAL>
Re: How to use Set Function {self}This was harder to write than it looks, but turned out simpler than I expected.
dt = Open( "$sample_data/big class.jmp" );
columnNames = dt << Get Column Names( "String" );
anchorPoint = Empty(); // no previous window remembered yet
// the report to generate with col which depends on col being global.
// used below, either as Report(...) which makes a new window,
// or <<APEND></APEND>
Simpler than expected because anchorPoint becomes empty when the window is closed. I was writing several try() blocks to handle closed windows...but didn't need them. Cool! The last two lines at the end are the only way I could find to run the script for the current selection to pre-open a window.
Anyone reading along: this design might or might not violate a GUI design principle that radio buttons should select something but not perform an action. If you believe the radio button in this application is selecting a variable and showing a visual to help with the selection process, great! But if you think you are using the radio button to perform the analysis, you might be frustrating your users!
