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Hi!
Just to confirm: so far setprop can't address Traces both in ZedGraph and X-Y Plot, right?
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Yes, I found out only how to do it. I will explore another way to control component settings. The correct way is to specify the variable name directly in the properties. I think that it will be more intuitive than all other methods. |
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Updated.
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Updated.
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Updated. Changes: - implicitplot method improved.   Edited by user 20 May 2020 22:54:23(UTC)
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Can anyone help me with 2D plots. I have several questions. 1. how do I input/show the units on the graph? 2. how do I scale the units/number on the axis. the graph is in N-mm vs N, I want to change it in kN-m vs kN. 3. is there a way to automatically adjust the max and min of values on the axis?  PM Curve.sm (6kb) downloaded 18 time(s).
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Hi, in the past, using cases (or if) to plot a function only in in specified range worked well. Now there appears an ugly line ending nowhere. By moving the plot range, the line disappears sometime. Could this please be fixed? I didn't find a workaround, except of plotting tabled values. 
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The problem is found with the X-YPlot plugin and not with the original 2D chart of Smath. At the moment you can use the two tricks as in the picture.  sergio
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You CAN NOT blank scalar canvas plot X_Y.
Alternately, discretize /tabulate your range of interest
then plot the data in X_Y. The bonus is that on rough
data from source plot "splines" to smooth the discontinuities.
Advanced Bezier interpolation works as well.
X_Y rejects the if/otherwise blanking character "
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Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud  You CAN NOT blank scalar canvas plot X_Y.
Alternately, discretize /tabulate your range of interest
then plot the data in X_Y. The bonus is that on rough
data from source plot "splines" to smooth the discontinuities.
Advanced Bezier interpolation works as well.
X_Y rejects the if/otherwise blanking character " Didn't I show, that I CAN!? I know plotting tabulated values, maybe I didn't write clearly.
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plot g(x) white ... plot/no plot axes. 
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Yes, when adding a new feature when displaying implicit curves, I had to change the working code. I could not immediately fix the artifacts. |
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Originally Posted by: MarB in the past, using cases (or if) to plot a function only in in specified range worked well. if/else or if/otherwise never did work at least up to SS 6179. X_Y is essentially designed around data set. Quite convenient but not as the champion OriginLab. OriginLab is the software dedicated for Phamacokinetics, hyper rich in plot styles but strictly from data sets. IMHO, I see no point to trick/fix what ? nothing, use as is. These two styles of demo are common as well as the 1/x. logpts enables intelligible tabulated export and plot. Utilities logpts Demo.sm (27kb) downloaded 31 time(s).
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Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud Originally Posted by: MarB in the past, using cases (or if) to plot a function only in in specified range worked well. if/else or if/otherwise never did work at least up to SS 6179. Und jetzt?
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