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Application Object Reference for Automating JMP Platform Methods Histograms(HorizontalHistogram As Boolean, Flag as Boolean) Displays a Histogram in the scatterplot matrix. If the first parameter is True, a Horizontal Histogram is display, if False a Vertical one is displayed. The flag turns the Histogram on (True) or off (False). Scatterplot Matrix Object Methods These methods support the Scatterplot Matrix platform, not the ScatterPlot(Flag As Boolean) As ScatterPlotMatrix method of the Multivariate object. DensityEllipses(Flag as Boolean) Turn the ellipses on (True) or off (False) EllipseAlpha(Alpha as Double) Specify the ellipse alpha value, between 0.0 and 1.0. LaunchSpecifyMatrixFormat(scatterplotMatrixFormatconstants val) Specify the format of the scatterplot matrix (Lower Triangular, Square etc.) prior to calling the Launch method. Screening Object The Screening object provides a way to launch the Screening platform. Methods There are no methods specific to the Screening object. SpinPlot Object Methods The SpinPlot object provides a way to launch and manipulate a spinning plot. After the spin plot is created through a Launch, the Spin method must be called to animate the plot. Note: SpinPlot has been removed as of JMP 8. Code that was written to use SpinPlot will continue to work, but will invoke the Scatterplot 3D platform instead. All existing methods on the SpinPlot automation interface should continue to work. BiplotRays(Flag As Boolean) Toggles the biplot ray display option on (True) or off (False). PrincipalComponents() This option mirrors its non-automation counterpart, calculating principal components on the launch variables. RotatedComponents(Number As Integer) Computes Number rotated component scores. Page 120
Application Object Reference for Automating JMP Platform Methods SavePrincipalComponents() Saves the current principal component in a new column of the data table. SaveToPrincipalComponents will produce a prompt asking for the number of principal components to save. You can use SavePrincipalComponents2(NumberToSave as Short) to specify the number of principal components to save, so a prompt is not produced. SavePrincipalComponents2(NumberToSave as Short) Specify the number of principal components to save, so a prompt is not produced. SavePrincipalComponents() will produce a prompt. SaveRotatedComponents() Saves the current rotated components in a new column of the data table. Spin(pitch As Integer, yaw As Integer, roll As Integer, numTimes As Integer) Spins the plot with the given pitch, yaw and roll. The plot is spun the number of times specified in the numTimes (final) parameter. SpinPitch(Angle As Integer) Rotates the plot in the given orientation. The angle that is provided must be between –45 and 45 degrees. SpinRoll(Angle As Integer) Rotates the plot in the given orientation. The angle that is provided must be between –45 and 45 degrees. SpinYaw(Angle As Integer) Rotates the plot in the given orientation. The angle that is provided must be between –45 and 45 degrees. StdPrincipalComponents() This option mirrors its non-automation counterpart, calculating standardized principal components on the launch variables. Surface Object Methods The Surface object provides a way to manipulate a surface plot. DisplayOptions(option as surfaceDisplayOptions , flag as Boolean) Turns on (True) or off (False) one of more than 15 options related to the display properties of the surface plot. Examples are data points and X Axis Grid. SetItemColor(item as surfaceColorConstants, color as JMPColorConstants) Changes the color of a variety of surface plot display elements. Examples are the Mesh and Contour colors. Page 121
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