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Thierry_S
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JSL > Graphic script > Polygon > Dynamically assign coordinates

Hi JMP community,

 

In a simple script I'm currently developing,  I would like to draw a rectangle polygon in Graphic Script applied to a GraphBuilder FrameBox with dynamic coordinates in function of the the axis scale (i.e. Polygon ([X1, X1, X2, X2], [Y1, Y2, Y2, Y1]). While I can easily achieve this with "hard coded" numerical coordinates for the polygon, and I can easily dynamically calculate the values of X1, X2, Y1, and Y2; I have not been able to determine the proper syntax in my script to update dynamically these coordinates: the script below does not work because of the incorrect handling of the coordinate vector.

Names Default to Here (1);

dt1 = Data Table ("TABLE1.JMP");
dt2 = Data Table ("TABLE2.JMP");

CList = dt1 << get column Names (string);


gbe = Expr (dt1 << Graph Builder(
					Size( 838, 494 ),
					Variables(
						X( :COLUMNX ),
						Y( _YS_ ),
						Group X( :COLUMNSPLIT )
					),
					Elements(
						Points( X, Y, Legend( 4 ) ),
						Line Of Fit( X, Y, Legend( 6 ) ),
						Ellipse( X, Y, Legend( 7 ) )
					),
					SendToReport(
						Dispatch(
							{},
							"Graph Builder",
							FrameBox,
							{Left( 1 ), Right( 1 ), Top( 1 ), Bottom( 1 ),
							Add Graphics Script(
								2,
								Description( "Script" ),
								Fill Color( "white" );
								Transparency( 0.6 );
								Polygon( [-1, -1, 4.5, 4.5], _YVECTOR_ );
								Transparency( 1 );
								Text Size( 14 );
								Text color ("black");
								Text( right Justified, {4, _TPY1_}, _R1_ );
								Text Color (_TXTC1_);
								Text( right Justified, {4, _TPY2_}, _P1_ );
							), Grid Line Order( 1 ), Reference Line Order( 3 )}
						),
						Dispatch(
							{},
							"Graph Builder",
							FrameBox( 2 ),
							{Left( 1 ), Right( 1 ), Top( 1 ), Bottom( 1 ),
							Add Graphics Script(
								2,
								Description( "Script" ),
								Fill Color( "white" );
								Transparency( 0.6 );
								Polygon( [-1, -1, 4.5, 4.5], _YVECTOR_ );
								Transparency( 1 );
								Text Size( 14 );
								Text color ("black");
								Text( right Justified, {4, _TPY1_}, _R2_ );
								Text Color (_TXTC2_);
								Text( right Justified, {4, _TPY2_}, _P2_ );
							), Grid Line Order( 1 ), Reference Line Order( 3 )}
						)
					)
				)
			);	


For (i = 10, i <= 13, i++,            //101
		
		YCOL = Column (dt1, i);
		
		if (Column (dt2, 6) [i-9]<= 0.05, TEXTCOL1 = "red", TEXTCOL1 = "black");
		if (Column (dt2, 7) [i-9]<= 0.05, TEXTCOL2 = "red", TEXTCOL2 = "black");
			
		PVAL1 = "BH p: "||  CHAR(format(Column (dt2, 6) [i-9],"PValue"));
		PVAL2 = "BH p: "||  CHAR(format(Column (dt2, 7) [i-9],"PValue"));
		R1 = "r: "||  CHAR(format(Column (dt2, 4) [i-9],"Fixed Dec",6,3));
		R2 = "r: "||  CHAR(format(Column (dt2, 5) [i-9],"Fixed Dec",6,3));
		
		gbx = substitute(Name Expr (gbe), 	Expr (_YS_), YCOL,
											Expr (_TPY1_), 1,
											Expr (_TPY2_), 0.6,
											Expr (__YVECTOR_),[1,0.5,0.5,1],
											Expr (_TXTC1_), TEXTCOL1,
											Expr (_TXTC2_), TEXTCOL2,
											Expr (_P1_), PVAL1,
											Expr (_P2_), PVAL2,
											Expr (_R1_), R1,
											Expr (_R2_), R2
			);
			
		gb = Eval (gbx);
		
		gbr = gb << report;
		
		Yaxis = gbr [Axis Box (2)];
		YMax = YAxis << Get Max;
		YMin = YAxis << Get Min;
		
		gbr << close window;
		
		YRange = ABS (YMax - YMin);
		
		While (YRange <= 2,
			
			YMax = YMax + (YRange * 0.2);
			YMin = YMin - (YRange * 0.2);
			YRange = abs (YMax - YMin);
		);
		
		TOPY1 = YMax - (YRange * 0.05);
		TOPY2 = YMax - (YRange * 0.10);
		
		POLY1 = YMax;
		POLY2 = YMax - (YRange * 0.15);
		
		POLYVECT = eval list ([POLY1, POLY2, POLY2, POLY1];

		
		gbx = substitute(Name Expr (gbe), 	Expr (_YS_), YCOL,
											Expr (_TPY1_), TOPY1,
											Expr (_TPY2_), TOPY2,
											Expr (_YVECTOR_), POLYVECT,
											Expr (_TXTC1_), TEXTCOL1,
											Expr (_TXTC2_), TEXTCOL2,
											Expr (_P1_), PVAL1,
											Expr (_P2_), PVAL2,
											Expr (_R1_), R1,
											Expr (_R2_), R2
			);
			
		gb = Eval (gbx);
		
		gbr = gb << report;
		
		Yaxis = gbr [Axis Box (2)];
		
		Yaxis << Max (YMax);
		Yaxis << Min (YMin);
		Yaxis << Inc (round (YRange/9, 1));
		
		gbr << Set Title (CList [i]);
		
		gbr << Journal;
		gbr << close window;
		
	);	

 

Thank you for your help.

Best,

TS 

Thierry R. Sornasse
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Thierry_S
Super User

Re: JSL > Graphic script > Polygon > Dynamically assign coordinates

After digging a bit more, I realized that I needed to use the List format for the polygon (i.e. Polygon ({x1,y1}, {x1,y2}, {x2,y2}, {x2,y1}) coordinates and not the Matrix format

Best,
TS
Thierry R. Sornasse

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Thierry_S
Super User

Re: JSL > Graphic script > Polygon > Dynamically assign coordinates

After digging a bit more, I realized that I needed to use the List format for the polygon (i.e. Polygon ({x1,y1}, {x1,y2}, {x2,y2}, {x2,y1}) coordinates and not the Matrix format

Best,
TS
Thierry R. Sornasse

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