Application Builder and Graph Builder

[#1]

Hello - I'm on day 1 of application builder, so this might be completely obvious. However, I'm not seeing anything about it on google search.

I'm trying to manipulate some graphs in a way that graph builder is currently incapable of. I can program the application to feed the data to a bivariate plot, and redo it over and over, no problem. However, I'm not quite sure how to talk back and forth with graph builder. I'd like to have a function that calculates a manipulation of the data sent to graph builder in real time, and then have a slider to affect a constant in that function, and it dynamically updates. Am I stuck with the redo and redo route (and maybe teach myself the JMP workflow builder, since I think that might help), or is there a way to actually mess around with the internals of Graph builder? 

[#2]

There are a full range of capabilities within JMP to programmatically set and receive messages to each of the platforms, such as Graph Builder.  You can also add sliders etc. that pass messages to the platforms.

The best documentation on this ability is in the "Display Tree" section in the Scripting Guide.

[#3]

A small appetizer:

Names Default To Here( 1 );
dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" );
Try( exponent, dt << New Table Variable( "exponent", 1 ) );
dt << new column("weight 2", Formula(:weight ^ exponent )); // added after the comment
New Window( "test",
	sb = Slider Box( 0.7, 1.2, sliderValue, dt << set table variable("exponent", sliderValue) ), 
	gb = dt << Graph Builder(
		Size( 437, 413 ),
		Lock Scales( 1 ),
		Show Control Panel( 0 ),
		Variables( X( :height ), Y( :weight 2 ), Overlay( :sex ) ),
		Elements(
			Points( X, Y, Legend( 1 ) ),
			Smoother( X, Y, Legend( 2 ) )
		)
	);	
);

[#4]

Small typo - change ":weight 2" to ":weight"

[#5]

Thanks @pmroz for the comment.
I forgot to copy the column formula for manually added :weight2 to the script. -> added now.

[#6]

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@ehchandlerjr wrote:

Am I stuck with the redo and redo route 

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GraphBuilder updates the graph automatically when there are changes in the data table.
For Bivariate, you can enable automatic recalc:

[#7]

In JMP Application Builder, you can use interactive elements like sliders to link with Graph Builder. You can define parameters in your script and connect them to sliders. This way, you can update graphs dynamically. 

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