Can JMP graphics have this effect?

[#1]

This is the HTML effect.
Can JMP graphlet achieve this effect?

Thanks!

[#2]

you can use function arguments instead of x,y

Names Default To Here( 1 );
New Window( "Example",
	trapx = 20;
	trapy = 50;
	handx = 70;
	handy = 80;
	trapcolor="blue";
	handcolor="blue";
	Graph Box(
		Frame Size( 200, 200 ),
		handle( handx, handy, // any handle(s) must come before Mousetrap
			Function( {a, b}, handx=a; handy=b;
				Write( Eval Insert( "\!nhand drag ^a^ ^b^" ) );
				handcolor="magenta"; )
		, // the mouse-up handler 
			Function( {a, b}, handx=a; handy=b;
				Write( Eval Insert( "\!nhand release ^a^ ^b^" ) );
				handcolor="cyan"; ) 			
		);
		Mousetrap( // should not be more than one Mousetrap, the first one captures all clicks
			Function( {a, b}, trapx=a; trapy=b;
				Write( Eval Insert( "\!ntrap drag ^a^ ^b^" ) );
				trapcolor="red"; )
		, // the mouse-up handler 
			Function( {a, b}, trapx=a; trapy=b;
				Write( Eval Insert( "\!ntrap release ^a^ ^b^" ) );
				trapcolor="green"; ) 
		);
		// the drawing occurs outside of the mousetrap or handle
		pencolor(trapcolor);
		pensize(3);
		Circle( {0, 0}, Sqrt( trapx * trapx + trapy * trapy ) );
		pencolor(handcolor);
		pensize(3);
		Circle( {0, 0}, Sqrt( handx * handx + handy * handy ) );
		
	)
);

If you need one or more handles, they must appear before the mousetrap because a click will be consumed by the mousetrap if no previous handle took it.

[#3]

Interesting. Why is the handle not tied to the x/y coordinate system?
It still works after resizing the plot, but there is a significant offset:

[#4]

The handle is. The circle is not. I *think* the perfectly round circle on the non-square grid has its radius defined in Y axis coordinates.

[#5]

Ouch, sure  - How Do You Draw a Circle? 

[#6]

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@hogi wrote:

How do I access this namespace?

Both:

Report(gb)[FrameBox(1)]  << get namespace() ;
(Report(gb)[FrameBox(1)] << find seg(TopSeg (1))) << get namespace();

produce a new namespace.

... I asked JMP support: TS-00173810

unfortunately:

You cannot access the graphics script namespace externally.

[#7]

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[#8]

Looks like adding a hover drill script.

For(iFrame=1,iFrame<=N Items(framelist),iFrame+=1,frame=framelist[iFrame]; Eval(Eval Expr(frame<<Addgraphicsscript(Mousetrap({},
……//？？
)))););

Thanks Experts!

[#9 · Accepted solution]

Slightly changed the script to display weight values instead of more:

names default to here(1);
dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" );
gb = dt << Graph Builder(
	Show Control Panel( 0 ),
	Variables( X( :height ), Y( :weight ), Overlay( :sex ) ),
	Elements( Points( X, Y, Legend( 1 ) ), Smoother( X, Y, Legend( 2 ) ) )
);
fb = Report( gb )[FrameBox( 1 )];
xx = yy = 0;
valuesMatrix = :height << Get Values; //***new*** Get column values for height
fb << addgraphicsscript(//
	Mousetrap(
		xx = x;
		yy = y;
	);
	V Line( xx );
	// at this point you can highlight all the values near xx
	For( irow = 1, irow <= N Rows( dt ), irow += 1,
		If( Abs( dt:height[irow] - xx ) < 0.5, // big class height step is 1, <.5 selects a single column of weights
			Marker( Marker State( 4 ), {dt:height[irow], dt:weight[irow]} )
		)
	);
	
	valuesRows = char(:weight[loc(valuesMatrix,round(xx))]); //***new*** write to char weight values for all rows of height at position round(xx)
	xwidth = X Range();
	xmidpoint = X Origin() + xwidth / 2;
	If( xx < xmidpoint,
		Text( {xx + xwidth / 100, yy}, "height " || Char( Round( xx ) ) || "\!nweight " || valuesRows  )////***new*** exchanged "more" with weigth and list of weight values for that location of height
	,
		Text( right justified, {xx - xwidth / 100, yy}, "height " || Char( Round( xx ) ) || "\!nweight " || valuesRows )
	);
	//	
);

you may even could add sorting the values ascending/descending.