2.5.23 laymplot

1 Brief Information
2 Additional Information
3 Command Line Usage
4 X-Function Execution Options
5 Variables
6 Description
7 Example
8 Related X-Functions

Brief Information

Move plot(s) from the active layer to another layer

Additional Information

Minimum Origin Version Required: 2017 SR1

Command Line Usage

1. laymplot plot:="2 4" show:=1 rescale:=both; //Move second and forth plot in current layer to a new layer with X linked and Y independent.

X-Function Execution Options

Please refer to the page for additional option switches when accessing the x-function from script

Variables

Display Name	Variable Name	I/O and Type	Default Value	Description
Plot to Move	plot	Input string	1	Specify the index of the data plot which you want to move. If the plot has been grouped with other plots, this plot will be moved out of the group first. If you want to move multiple plots at the same time, enter their plot indices with space as the separator.
Target Layer	target	Input int	0	Specify the index of the target layer to which you want to move the plot. The default value 0 means to move the plot to a new right-Y layer.
Layer Setting	axis	Input int	0	This option is only available when Target Layer is set to 0. Specify how to link the axes of the new layer and active source layer. Option list: 0:Independent Y Linked X Set the Y axis of new layer to be independent from the active source layer and link their X axes. 1:Independent X Linked Y Set the X axis of new layer to be independent from the active source layer and link their Y axes. 2:Independent XY Set both X and Y axis of new layer to be independent from the active source layer. Note: the position of independent X/Y axis bases on the current X/Y axis position of active layer. If the active layer has both X and Y axes, the top X/right Y axis of the newly added layer will have 11% offset to the rightmost/topmost axis of the active source layer.
Show Linked Axis for Both Sides	show	Input int	0	Specify whether to show the linked axis on both sides. For example, if you link the X axes of new layer to the active source layer straightly, with this check box checked, both the bottom and top x axes will be shown.
Rescale Layer	rescale	Input int	New Layer Only	Specify which layer you want to rescale. Option list: 0:New Layer Only 1:Source Only 2:Target Only 3:Source and Target

Description

This X-Function is used to move the specified plot(s) from active layer to an existing layer or new layer.

Example

Create a new workbook. Click the button to import the file <Origin Program Folder>/Samples/Import and Export/S15-125-03.dat.
Highlight all columns and plot a line graph by selecting Plot>2D: Line: Line menu. The graph has three curves within one layer. Please note that these three curves are grouped by default, which increments the line colors.
Now we are going to move the third curve to a new layer which links X axis to Layer1 and has independent Y axis. Run
```
laymplot -d;
```
in Script Window to open the laymplot dialog. Set as below:
Click OK to close the dialog. The 3rd plot is moved out of the group and inserted to a new layer. In Object Manager which is docked at the right side of workspace by default, you will see the 3rd plot has been moved out from the group g1 in layer 1, and belongs to layer 2(the new one) now. The line color is black.
click on the 3rd curve in graph window to select it, use the Line/Border Color button in the Style toolbar to change its color to green.
Double-click on the second Y axis(the right one) we just added to open the Axis dialog.

On Line and Ticks tab, set Line Color as Auto;
On Title tab, set Color to Auto; *On Tick Labels tab, select Format sub-tab, change Color to Auto.

Then the second Y axis's elements will follow the color of the third curve(the moved one).

Related X-Functions

layadd,layswap,laycopyscale