Plugin updated.

Changes:

- fixed the problem of reaction to the mouse wheel outside the region window;
- returned the green frame that appears during long calculations.

Hi,

Is it possible to set properties for traces using setprop()?

Best regards,

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Is it possible to set properties for traces using setprop()?

Function(s) ... data set(s) will help.
Cheers ... Jean.

Wrote

Wrote

Is it possible to set properties for traces using setprop()?

Function(s) ... data set(s) will help.
Cheers ... Jean.

Hi Jean,

I'm not following.. can you give an example?

Best regards,

Wrote

Hi Jean,
I'm not following.. can you give an example?

Often, X_Y plot needs supplementary preparation,
like Joukowsky attached ... Jean.

VectorField StreamLines Joukowsky Airfoil Copy.sm (38 KiB) downloaded 77 time(s).

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Hi Jean,
I'm not following.. can you give an example?

Often, X_Y plot needs supplementary preparation,
like Joukowsky attached ... Jean.

VectorField StreamLines Joukowsky Airfoil Copy.sm (38 KiB) downloaded 77 time(s).

Thanks, interesting example, but it does not give me what I desire..

Best regards,

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You mentioned setprop ... What is setprop in Native SS 6179 ?
No problem to plot your function(s) or data set(s).
At this point, you have nothing to plot yet !
You have attached files in the past, today is your day.
Cheers ... Jean.

setprop is a function that lets you set properties for X-Y Plot from the sheet, like so.
I was wondering if it is possible to set properties in the "Traces" section of the properties-box.

Best regards,

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setprop is a function that lets you set properties for X-Y Plot from the sheet, like so.
I was wondering if it is possible to set properties in the "Traces" section of the properties-box.

Simply, exercise setprop Joukowsky example.
Traces [list] is only: color, size splines/line, symbols ...
In no case it can prepare the plot argument(s).
Sorry, can't help ... Jean.

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Wrote

setprop is a function that lets you set properties for X-Y Plot from the sheet, like so.
I was wondering if it is possible to set properties in the "Traces" section of the properties-box.

Simply, exercise setprop Joukowsky example.
Traces [list] is only: color, size splines/line, symbols ...
In no case it can prepare the plot argument(s).
Sorry, can't help ... Jean.

In your example, the color of the traces are set by manipulating the order they are plotted in. I could also do that in my case, but I also want to set different line types as well.
This is the fashion I want to set these properties in, if possible.



Best regards,

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but I also want to set different line types as well.

line types colors ... belong to the X_Y Plugin.
Even if you could do some, in many pages long,
then you would dream of a drop down menu as actual.
One you will not do is line spline ... immensely useful.
Cheers ... Jean.

2D Isometric Copy.sm (56 KiB) downloaded 68 time(s).

check this post --> DISLIN plugin

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check this post --> DISLIN plugin

Thanks, I will look into that plugin.

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Is it possible to set properties for traces using setprop()?

No, now it is not possible. I've written code for this, but haven't tested it yet. It's a little more difficult.

Wrote

Wrote

Is it possible to set properties for traces using setprop()?

No, now it is not possible. I've written code for this, but haven't tested it yet. It's a little more difficult.

Thanks for the clarification. Are you planning to implement it?

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Thanks for the clarification. Are you planning to implement it?

There is another method by which you can get the same result. But it still exists as an idea. The implementation of the setprop() function uses a technique that I would not recommend for use. A new idea requires a redesign of the storage format and appearance, which I don't have time for.
I already wrote that we have few resources to maintain the code well. At the moment I'm doing cosmetic changes and simple improvements in the existing code.
Sometimes I need a little inspiration to make a significant revision. Now I can't promise to expand the functionality.

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This is the fashion I want to set these properties in, if possible.

Eventually, you may not know what will plot, what will NOT plot.
For instance, erf(x) is not scalar in Smath and capricious.
Per say, NON-linear integration rejects erf(x) as the NON-linear path.

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This is the fashion I want to set these properties in, if possible.

Eventually, you may not know what will plot, what will NOT plot.
For instance, erf(x) is not scalar in Smath and capricious.
Per say, NON-linear integration rejects erf(x) as the NON-linear path.

Not related with quoted question.

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Thanks for the clarification. Are you planning to implement it?

There is another method by which you can get the same result. But it still exists as an idea. The implementation of the setprop() function uses a technique that I would not recommend for use. A new idea requires a redesign of the storage format and appearance, which I don't have time for.
I already wrote that we have few resources to maintain the code well. At the moment I'm doing cosmetic changes and simple improvements in the existing code.
Sometimes I need a little inspiration to make a significant revision. Now I can't promise to expand the functionality.

Well I hope you some day find the time and inspiration to do so. SMath is great, but it is even better with all the useful plugins you and others develop and support.

Best regards,

Plugin updated.

Changes:

- added support for primitives: "-" and "|";
- minor cosmetic fixes.

If you sometimes see a similar problem, then this is an error in the operation of a parallel algorithm used to speed up data processing. My implementation is not done very carefully, so for now I have to observe this behavior. The hardest part about implementing plugins is taking into account a lot of implicit little details.