Automation Reference - JMP
Automation Reference - JMP
Automation Reference - JMP
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Application Object <strong>Reference</strong> for Automating <strong>JMP</strong><br />
Document Object<br />
Document Object<br />
The Document object provides properties and methods that are common to the documents underlying each analysis<br />
or data table.<br />
Properties<br />
Application<br />
Property containing a dispatch pointer to the Application object. Can not be set.<br />
AutoSave<br />
Property to specify if a save should be done automatically before documents that contain data tables are closed.<br />
True means save on close. Can be set or retrieved.<br />
FullName<br />
Property containing the full name of the document as a string. For retrieval only.<br />
Name<br />
Property containing the short name of the document as a string. For retrieval only.<br />
Path<br />
Property containing the full path of the document as a string. For retrieval only.<br />
Saved<br />
Property that indicates if a document has been modified since its last save. If False, the document has changes<br />
that haven’t been saved. If True, there are no changes that are unsaved.<br />
Visible<br />
Property that determines if the document is visible (True) or hidden (False). Can be set and retrieved.<br />
Methods<br />
Activate()<br />
Brings the window that contains the document to the foreground.<br />
Close(SaveChanges as Boolean, FileName As String)<br />
Closes the document. SaveChanges gives the user the option of specifying a different filename for a final save of<br />
the document. If SaveChanges is true, set FileName to the path and name of the file where you want the<br />
document saved. If you want to save to the existing document, it is recommended that the Save method be used.<br />
CopyToClipboard()<br />
Copies the contents of the document’s window to the clipboard. If you are copying the contents of an analysis, it<br />
is strongly recommended that you use the CopyToClipboard method that each analysis implements.<br />
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