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Can JMP draw this kind of diagram?

lala

I want JMP to do more.

Thanks!

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Craige_Hales

The text angle, size, and font are specified with the same function.

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Craige_Hales

I think you are asking two different questions:

does JSL have drawing commands that are needed to make this picture? (yes)
does JMP have a platform, or could JSL be written, to make the semantic information this diagram represents?

This particular diagram is pretty, but perfectly organized so it probably doesn't encode anything interesting; the outer ring just counts from 0 to 31 on the left and 32 to 63 on the right. The inner blocks count from 63 to 0 from top to bottom.

lala

I just want to make this form of graphics on the line, don't worry about the text ranking order.
This is 64 characters.

Thanks Experts!

lala

In order to make A simple picture, can you use the 25 letters A-Y to draw a similar picture with JSL?

The circle of the outer ring and the distribution of 5*5 in the middle.The order of the letters is unlimited.

This one can only be done with expert help.

A-Y

Thanks Experts!

Craige_Hales

You can. The inner square looks something like this

symbols = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
n = sqrt(25);
radius = sqrt(2) * n/2 + 2; 
i = 0;
for(x=1, x<=n, x+=1,
   for(y=1, y<=n, y+=1,
      i += 1;
      sym = substring(symbols, i, 1);<BR />      // - n/2 centers the x and y about 0,<BR />      // adding radius moves the center
      text( { x - n/2 + radius, y - n/2 + radius }, sym );
   )
)

The outer ring looks something like this

for(i = 0, i<25, i+=1,
   sym = substr(symbols,i+1, 1)
   fraction = i / 25; // 0 <= fraction < 1
   x = radius * cos( fraction * 2 * pi() ); // cos and sin make unit circle   
   y =  radius * sin( fraction * 2 * pi() ); // coordinates, then scale with radius
// the scripting index has an example that rotates the text
   text( { x + radius, y + radius }, sym )
)

This assumes you'll make a graph with axes from 0 to 2*radius and you'll adjust the font size and you'll put this in the graphics script.

lala

Thank Craige!

sym = substring(symbols, i, 1);

substring？

Did not pass.

lala

I searched for rotates the text, only found this, not yet understand how to apply.

Thanks Experts!