[Kst] kst scripting beginner...

[Andrew Walker]

The best thing would be to read through the online documentation, which is 
available in html:
http://kst.kde.org/handbook/index.html and pdf: 
http://kst.kde.org/KstHandbook.pdf

There are examples of using scripting scattered throughout the 
documentation, but if you're already familiar
with javaScript its probably best to simply browse through the classes 
provided by Kst.

In theory it should be possible to do everything with scripting that you can 
do though the UI.

Hope that helps,

Andrew

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jacques Rutschmann" <jk at colororange.com>
To: <kst at kde.org>
Sent: Monday, June 14, 2010 7:02 PM
Subject: [Kst] kst scripting beginner...


>I am having a hard time finding a good kst scripting documentation...
> (besides the rather dry list of methods in the user manual).
>
> I am trying to display a bunch of experimental data together:
> kst -y 1 -y 2 -y 3 -y 4 -y 5 -y 6 -y 7 -y 8 -y 9 -y 10 -y 11  /tmp/p
>
> # I found this example somewhere to label the x axis:
> kstcmd
>> var p0 = Kst.windows[0].plots[0];
>> p0.xAxis.label = "Time";
>
> If works fine, but I would like to label each of my plots (say -y1 is
> "300 [Kelvin]"), move the labels outside the plotting area, add a
> general title maybe.
>
> How do I do this? Is there an easy kscript tutorial somewhere.
> Note: I am using gnome and I do not have the java console working.
>
> I am generating many plots automatically (with different data) and I do
> not want to have to use the GUI every time.
>
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