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lala
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Can JMP graphics have this effect?

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

Thanks!

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SDF1
Super User

Re: Can JMP graphics have this effect?

This is really cool, @Craige_Hales , @martindemel , and @hogi .

It's a very neat feature to have, and I fully support something like this natively in Graph builder. I like how it highlights the nearby data points to wherever the graph was clicked.

Is there any way to turn it "off" though? Once the graph is clicked, the vertical line stays there and remains. It would be nice to somehow reset the graph when finished. This aspect could also be something that is easier to implement natively in the platform than through JSL.

Thanks!,

DS

 

Craige_Hales
Super User

Re: Can JMP graphics have this effect?

@SDF1 thanks! You can use a 2nd script argument to mousetrap to detect the button release and remove the graphic script. The first script is called for mouse down and each subsequent mouse move. If the second script is given, it is called with the same parameters to indicate mouse up. 

Craige

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