plotting multi figures in the same interface with different panel

I suspect that you are wanting either to create a stacked/tiled graph of curves or to lay out plots in a stacked/tiled arrangement on a page. For the former, see page II-292 of the manual. For the latter, see Chapter II-16 of the manual.

Perhaps you could then otherwise provide further details of your question so we can help.

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J. J. Weimer
Chemistry / Chemical & Materials Engineering, UAHuntsville

May 26, 2011 at 04:26 am - Permalink

hrodstein

[quote=urion]I have a simple question about plotting two or more figures in the same interface with different panels, such as two panels: up and down, or left and right.
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You can put multiple plots on one graph using free axes. For example:

Function DemoSideBySidePlots()
    Make/O jack=sin(x/8), joe=cos(x/8)
 
    // Display jack versus left and bottom axes
    Display /W=(35,44,430,252) jack
    
    // Limit length of bottom axis
    ModifyGraph axisEnab(bottom)={0,0.4}
 
    // Other tweaks for left and bottom
    ModifyGraph standoff(left)=0,standoff(bottom)=0
    ModifyGraph lblPos(left)=60,lblPos(bottom)=39
 
    // Display joe versus left2 and bottom2 free axes
    AppendToGraph/L=left2/B=bottom2 joe
 
    // Limit length of bottom2 axis
    ModifyGraph axisEnab(bottom2)={0.6,1}
    
    // Other tweaks for left2 and bottom2
    ModifyGraph freePos(left2)={0.6,kwFraction}
    ModifyGraph freePos(bottom2)={0,kwFraction}
End

To learn about this, execute:

DisplayHelpTopic "Types of Axes"
DisplayHelpTopic "Creating Graphs with Multiple Axes"

You can also embed graph subwindows in other windows:

DisplayHelpTopic "Embedding and Subwindows"

For presentation purposes I would tend to use free axes. For user-interfaces I would tend to use subwindows.

May 26, 2011 at 10:16 am - Permalink