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timothy_forsyth
Level III

Want to know what "<<" means in JSL

Hi,

 

What does "<<" signify in JMP scripts?  I'm using JMP 17

 // Get the rows associated with the current excursion label
    excursion_rows = dt << Get Rows Where(dt:"Excursion Label"n == excursionLabels[i]);
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hogi
Level XIII

Re: Want to know what "<<" means in JSL

it's a message which is sent to an object.

 

dt is a variable which represents a data table.

 

The message "get rows where" is sent to this object.

 

The return value [matrix of rows]  is stored in the variable excursion_rows.

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hogi
Level XIII

Re: Want to know what "<<" means in JSL

it's a message which is sent to an object.

 

dt is a variable which represents a data table.

 

The message "get rows where" is sent to this object.

 

The return value [matrix of rows]  is stored in the variable excursion_rows.

timothy_forsyth
Level III

Re: Want to know what "<<" means in JSL

Thanks so much!

 

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jthi
Super User

Re: Want to know what "<<" means in JSL

Scripting Guide is content to quickly go through (no need to read everything, but take a look what it contains), Scripting Guide > Introduction to Writing JSL Scripts > JSL Terminology .

 

Edit:

<< is same as Send()

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Names Default To Here(1);
dt = Open("$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp");
biv1 = dt << Bivariate(Y(:weight), X(:height));
biv1 << Fit line;

biv2 = Send(dt, Bivariate(Y(:weight), X(:height)));
Send(biv2, Fit Line);

 

-Jarmo

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