## Brief Information

Link graph layers to specified layer

## Command Line Usage

 

1.laylink igp:=graph1 destlayers:="2:0" XAxis:=1; 

2.laylink igp:=Graph1 igl:=2 destlayers:=3 YAxis:=1 unit:=link; 

3.laylink igp:=graph1 destlayers:=2:0 XAxis:=1; 

## Variables

Display
Name
Variable
Name
I/O
and
Type
Default
Value
Description
Input Graph igp

Input

GraphPage

<active>

Specifies the graph to manipulate.

Input

GraphLayer

layer1

Specifies the source layer, to which the destination layers will be linked to.

Layers to link destlayers

Input

string

<active>

Specifies the destination layers, which will be linked to the source layer.

Note: to specify multiple layers, use colon to separate the first layer and the last layer to be manipulated. For example, "1:3" means the first, second and the third layer.

X Axis Link XAxis

Input

int

-1

Specifies whether to link the X axes scales.
Option list:

• -1
Keep the current link setting
• 0
Do not link X axis to the source layer
• 1
Link X axis to the source layer
Y Axis Link YAxis

Input

int

-1

Specifies whether to link the Y axes scales.
Option list:

• -1
Keep the current link setting
• 0
Do not link Y axis to the source layer
• 1
Link Y axis to the source layer
Unit unit

Input

int

Specifies the unit for the destination layers.
Option list

• page:0% of Page
This unit is useful for maintaining the same layer size relative to the page size. When this unit is selected, the left, top, height, and width of the layer are in percentage of the graph page height and width.
• inch:1 inch
When this unit is selected, the left, top, height, and width of the layer are measured in inch.
• cm:2 cm
When this unit is selected, the left, top, height, and width of the layer are measured in cm.
• mm:3 mm
When this unit is selected, the left, top, height, and width of the layer are measured in mm.
• pixel:4 pixel
When this unit is selected, the left, top, height, and width of the layer are measured in pixel.
• point:5 point
When this unit is selected, the left, top, height, and width of the layer are measured in point.