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Setting data table left panel size in JSL?

Joe_T

I have a script which generates a data table and adds new scripts so the user can do additional analysis and data modification. The problem is that the script names are relatively long and get truncated by the size of the left panel when the new table is created. I know I can set the size and position of the table with JSL, but is there a way to set the left panel size? I thought that maybe H Splitter Box() would be the right answer, but I couldn't get it to work for me.

Basically, I get the image on the left, but I want the image on the right:

Thanks!

--Joe

Accepted answers

msharp

This was surprisingly possible, but it takes a couple steps. See example:

Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA\Big Class.jmp" );
window = Get Window( dt );
sp = window << Find(SplitterBox(1));
sp << Set Width(300);

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msharp

This was surprisingly possible, but it takes a couple steps. See example:

Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA\Big Class.jmp" );
window = Get Window( dt );
sp = window << Find(SplitterBox(1));
sp << Set Width(300);

Joe_T

Brilliant! That does exactly what I wanted.

Follow-up question: How would I know or find out that the left panel is SplitterBox(1)? I tried to use "dt << Get XML" to see the structure of the data table, but it didn't give me anything (presumably the table isn't an XML object).

msharp

In the above code if you use: window << Get XML or window << Show Tree Structure you'll figure out it's a splitterbox.

The data table is a unique object in JMP (for good reasons). It's meant to be stand alone in it's own window, b/c of this it doesn't appear support the regular window functions, <<get XML, <<child, << parent, << top parent, ect. The Get Window() function is our savior in this case as it allows us to gain access to the window object holding the data table.

Cheers!

Ressel

Hi, any chance you'd know how to adjust the height of the table script panel / SplitterBox(1) too? 'Set Size, Height, Size' all don't seem to work.