2.5.28 laysetscale

1 Brief Information
2 Additional Information
3 Command Line Usage
4 X-Function Execution Options
5 Variables
6 Description
7 Related X-Functions

Brief Information

Set axes scales for graph layers.

Additional Information

X-Function not designed for Auto GetN Dialog.

This feature is updated in 8.0 SR3. For more details, please refer to Release Notes.

Command Line Usage

1.laysetscale layer:=1 axis:=y from:=0 to:=1;

2.laysetscale igp:=Graph1 layer:="1:3" axis:=x from:=1 to:=10;

3.laysetscale igp:=Graph1 layer:=1:3 axis:=x from:=1 to:=10;

4.laysetscale igp:=Graph1 layer:=1:3 axis:=x from:=1 to:=100 inc:=1 type:=2;

X-Function Execution Options

Please refer to the page for additional option switches when accessing the x-function from script

Variables

Display Name	Variable Name	I/O and Type	Default Value	Description
Input Graph	igp	Input GraphPage	<active>	Specifies the graph to manipulate.
Layer	layer	Input string	<active>	Specifies the layer(s) to manipulate. Note: to specify multiple layers, use colon to separate the first layer and the last layer to manipulate. For example, "1:3" means the first, second and the third layer.
Axis	axis	Input int	0	Specifies the axis whose scale is to be set. Option list: x:X X axis. y:Y Y axis. z:Z Z axis.
From	from	Input double	<auto>	Specifies the first scale value.
To	to	Input double	<auto>	Specifies the last scale value.
Increment	inc	Input double	<auto>	Specifies the increment of scale.
Scale Type	type	Input int	<auto>	Specifies the scale type. Option list: <auto> Keep the current scale type. linear:Linear Standard linear scale: X'=X. log10:Log10 Base 10 logarithmic scale: X'=log(X). prob:probability Represents the inverse of a cumulative Gaussian distribution. Plotting a cumulative Gaussian distribution produces a sigmoidally-shaped curve. This curve, when displayed on a probability scale, appears as a straight line. Since probabilities are expressed as percentages, all values must fall between 0 and 100. The probability scale range is 0.0001 to 99.999. probit:Probit Like the probability scale, a sigmoidally-shaped curve plots as a straight line. In this case, however, the scale is linear, and the increment between tick marks is exactly one standard deviation. The value "5" on the scale shows the mean, or 50% probability. "6" is one standard deviation away, etc. recip:Reciprocal Reciprocal scale, where X'=1/X. offset:Offset Reciprocal Offset reciprocal scale, where X'=1/(X+offset). Offset is defined as 273.14, where 273.14 is the absolute temperature for 0° C. logit:Logit Logit=ln(Y/(100-Y)). As with the probability and probit scales, a sigmoidally shaped curve plots as a straight line. ln:ln Natural log scale (base e logarithmic scale). log2:Log2 Base 2 logarithmic scale.