Level: Intermediate
Timothy Whetstone, Scientist, IDEXX
Some tools written in JSL may need to support a high degree of variability in user inputs. I will show a tool developed for data simulation of biochemical systems where the user can design a system containing up to hundreds of components with a variety of effects that can be added at each level. This talk will show how to use JSL to accomplish the following: enabling, disabling or drawing new elements based on user inputs; how to privately launch the built-in platforms in JMP and display their graphical elements within your applications; and how to use loops and recursive functions to handle a variable number of inputs.