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Scripting Graphs
Editing and Creating Two-Dimensional Graphs
The JSL script for a graph contains expressions that create shapes and lines, apply fill patterns, assign background colors, and so on. You can also right-click a graph and select Customize to add the same expressions.
This chapter describes how to edit graphs interactively, create graphs, and create background maps. For information about scripting three-dimensional graphs, see the chapter Three-Dimensional Scenes.
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Adding Scripts to Graphs
Specify the Order of Graphical Elements
Create New Graphs from Scratch
Customize Graphs
Customize Shapes in Bubble Plots
Graph Elements
Plot Functions
Get the Properties of a Graphics Frame
Add a Legend
Add Lines, Arrows, Points, Shapes, and Text
Draw Lines
Draw Arrows
Draw Markers
Draw Pies and Arcs
Draw Regular Shapes: Circles, Rectangles, and Ovals
Draw Irregular Shapes: Polygons and Contours
Add Text
Specify Colors
Specify Transparency
Add Fill Patterns
Specify Line Types
Draw with Pixels
Interactive Graphs
Handle()
Mousetrap()
Drag Functions
Troubleshoot Interactive Graphs
Create Background Maps