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 also describes how to customize hover labels with rich text, images, and drill-down graphs.

For information about scripting three-dimensional graphs, see the chapter Three-Dimensional Scenes.

Contents

Add Scripts to Graphs

Specify the Order of Graphical Elements

Create New Graphs from Scratch and Customize Them

Customize Graphs

Create Shapes for a Bubble Plot

How to Find Shapes

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 a Color Picker

Clip Display Segs in Graphics

Create Background Maps

Graph Elements

Plot Functions

Get the Properties of a Graphics Frame

Add a Legend

Hover Labels

Add Rich Text to Hover Labels Using Textlets

Add Graphs or Images to Hover Labels Using Graphlets

Update Names and Values in Hover Labels Using Gridlets

Create Drill-Down Graphs

Work with the Hover Label Execution Context

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