[proFit-list] changing x and y axis range with applescript?

[pro Fit Support]

Dear Dave

This is a good question. In fact, it points to an error we have to fix. For the moment, as a work-around, use the "do script" and "evaluate" commands to get/set the axis range:

tell application "pro Fit"
	-- the following sets the start coordinate of the x-axis of the first curve of the current graph
	set xFirst to -2.1243234
	do script "SetAxisProperties(axis GetPlotProperty(1, xAxis), first" & xFirst & ")"
	-- the following gets the start coordinate
	set xFirst to evaluate "GetAxisProperty(GetPlotProperty(1, xAxis), first)"
end tell

Best regards

Kurt Sutter
QuantumSoft


On 7 Dec 2010, at 5:25, Dave wrote:

> Hi Kurt,
> 	That's progress, but I'm still running into trouble. I can't seem to access any of the properties of a curve. One thing I'm wondering, are "first" and "last" reserved keywords in Applescript?
> 
> See below. Thanks!
> 
> Dave
> 
> 
> tell application "pro Fit 6.2.1"
> 	-- these compile but don't execute
> 	get line dash of xAxis of curves 1 of shape "1" of window 1
> 	get name of xAxis of curves 1 of shape "1" of window 1
> 	set ax to xAxis of curves 1 of shape "1" of window 1
> 	-- these don't compile
> 	get first of xAxis of curves 1 of shape "1" of window 1	
> 	set first of ax to -10
> end tell
> 
> Error:
> 
> error "pro Fit 6.2.1 got an error: Cannot handle this object class. [System error -1723]" number -1723 from line dash of xAxis of curves 1 of shape "1" of window 1
> 
> On Dec 6, 2010, at 8:41 PM, Kurt Sutter wrote:
> 
>> Dave 
>> 
>> Try
>> 
>> get xAxis of curves 1 of shape "1"
>> 
>> Regards
>> 
>> Kurt Sutter
>> QuantumSoft
>> 
>> On 6. Dec 2010, at 17:12, Dave wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi all,
>>> 
>>> I'm trying to write an applescript that will change the Y1 and Y2 range of a graph.
>>> 
>>> I see that a graph is represented by the "shape" class, and I figure if I can get the first curve of that, I can get the axis to which it is associated. An "axis" class has properties "first" and "last" which denote the start and end coordinate of that axis, respectively.
>>> 
>>> However, my plan is hitting a snag. I can't seem to get the first curve of a shape:
>>> 
>>> 	set curveBall to curves 1 of shape "1"
>>> 
>>> 
>>> error "pro Fit 6.2.1 got an error: Apple event was not handled. [System error -1708]" number -1728 from curves 1 of shape "1"
>>> 
>>> I can't even find what error -1728 means. Am I accessing the "curves" property correctly? Is this a reasonable way to get to the axes to change their range? 
>>> 
>>> Any and all help, much appreciated.
>>> 
>>> Dave
>>> 
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