GetExtraAxisTX Method

*Within client side VBScript within a web page, use GetExtraAxisTXEx

Scope Scientific Graph Interfaces

GetExtraAxisTX(pfMin As Single, pfMax As Single, pszLabel As String, pfManualLine As Single, pfManualTick As Single, pszFormat As String, pnShowAxis As Integer, pnShowTick As Integer, pbInverted As Integer, pbLog As Integer, pdwColor As OLE_COLOR)

Parameter	Description
pfMin	Variable to store minimum range of axis.
pfMax	Variable to store maximum range of axis.
pszLabel	Variable to store axis label string.
pfManualLine	Variable to store grid line density.
pfManualTick	Variable to store grid tick density.
szFormat	Variable to store format string.
pnShowAxis	Variable to store ShowAxis state.
nShowTickMark	Variable to store ShowTick state.
pbInvertedAxis	Variable to store Inverted state.
pbLogScale	Variable to store Log state.
pdwColor	Variable to store axis color.

...see SetExtraAxisTX for definitions for the above parameters.

This method is used to manage extra top x axes. These axes are not directly related to data and are purely visual items. If you want to plot data with respect to these extra scales, then the data will need to be normalized with respect to the first top x axis scale. Before calling this method, set WorkingAxis to the axis index (0 through 4) for the appropriate axis if using more than one extra top x axis.

See example 130 within demo for more information.

Comments

Visual Basic 6 Example

Dim fMin As Single

Dim fMax As Single

Dim szLabel As String

Dim fManL As Single

Dim fManT As Single

Dim szFmt As String

Dim nSA As Integer

Dim nST As Integer

Dim bIA As Integer

Dim bLog As Integer

Dim dwColor As OLE_COLOR

Pesgo1.WorkingAxis = 0 getting first extra x axis

Pesgo1.GetExtraAxisTX fMin, fMax, szLabel, fManL, fManT, szFmt, nSA, nST, bIA, bLog, dwColor


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