Drag a selection box on the graph, then gather your selected rows up into JSON and fire them off to a localhost server tow ork in html/javascript land
I use the scheduler to pile in the useless spam of unwanted events constantly clearing the queue to prevent the slew of spam events from firing.
I've tried using mousebox stuff before, including totally rewriting the selection mechanic, but it was laggy and had too many of its own drawbacks:
https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discussions/Is-there-a-way-to-make-the-rowstate-handler-less-laggy/m-p/...
// This is the row state handler
f = Function({x},
try(s << Clear Schedule);
//wait(2);
if(Is Empty(last_array),last_array = -1);
current_array = summary_jmp_table << get selected rows();
/**/
// These "If" conditions stop it from needlessly spamming events out to the server that's going to draw an interactive app
// Can't just compare 2 arrays to see if they are exactly the same. It tries to compare every number in the 2 arrays by index position, so the SUM of that is used to tell if they are different.
if((length(current_array) >0) & (sum(current_array) != sum(last_array)) & (global_iframe_counter>0) ,
//show("we have a go");
s = Schedule(.225,
//json = As JSON Expr(current_array);
json = sel_rows_2_JSON(); //a function that gets selected rows and bundles them up into JSON to send my data request
request = New HTTP Request(
URL("localhost:8088/jmp_data"),
Method("Post"),
Timeout( .001 ),
JSON(json),
);
//data=request << Send;
//show(data);
//wait(0);
try(s << Stop);
try(s << Clear Schedule);
//wait(0);
last_array = current_array;
// saves the last array, this stops it from spamming out events for no reason when you hover over points on a graph.
//I don't know WHY hover fires a row state event, but it does.
data=request << Send;
), // end schedule
//show("didn't meet IF condition somehow");
); // end if
);// end function f
