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Using VBScript, programmers can quickly develop a simple plotting software as follows.
First, create a SXY/COM application.
Set sxy = CreateObject("sXY.Application")
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Then, create a graph with the desired attributes. Note that enumerations are not available in VBScript. You should use the correspondent numeric constant (at the following example, 0 represent a linear graph for the constructor).
Set sg = sxy.createSimpleGraph( 0, 600, 400 ) sg.setWindowTitle "SXY/COM - My Test" sg.setTitle "My Graph" sg.setStatusLine "Hi! A new graph is here!" sg.setSubTitle "I am an example" |
After setting the basic attributes, the developer can change some of them.
sg.setAxesLayout 1 sg.setHorizontalAxisTitle "X" sg.setVerticalAxisTitle "Y" |
Now, the programmer is ready to create a curve and insert its points.
Set sc = sxy.createArrayCurve() sc.insertPoint 0, 0 sc.insertPoint 1, 1 sc.insertPoint 2, 2 sc.insertPoint 3, 3 sc.setTitle "Curve (read-only)" sc.setReadOnly true sc.setRGBColor 100,255,0 |
As stated at the documentationsection, all curves can be referenced by its id.
sg.attachCurveById sc.getId() |
Using mask visibility control functions, the programmer is able to adjust the desired masks.
sc.setMaskVisibility 2, false sc.setMaskVisibility 3, false |
At last, the programmer is able to perform automatic fitting and/or repaint.
sg.fitAllScales sg.redrawGraph |