Difference between revisions of "Graphics and images"

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There are several ways to show images or graphics in a [[Diagram]] or in the cell of a [[edit table]]:
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* You can copy an image from another application, such as a web page or photo, into a [[Diagram]].  If you click the background, and select '''Paste''' from the [[Edit menu]] or press ''ctrl+v'', it creates a Picture object containing the image.  If you select a variable or other node before pasting, it inserts the image into the node as its Pict attribute.  You can resize the image within the node by dragging its corner boxes.
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* You can also copy an image into a cell of an edit table. You can resize the image in a cell by dragging the border below or to the right of the cell to change the cell size.
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<iframe width="640" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/1oFfcOcqIig" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
 
<iframe width="640" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/1oFfcOcqIig" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
  
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'''Video:''' [https://youtu.be/1oFfcOcqIig Adding, resizing an image] ( minutes)
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'''Video:''' [https://youtu.be/1oFfcOcqIig Adding, resizing an image] (2 minutes)
 
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There are several ways to show images or graphics in a [[Diagram]] or in the cell of a [[edit table]]:
 
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* You can copy an image from another application, such as a web page or photo, into a [[Diagram]].  If you click the background, and select '''Paste''' from the [[Edit menu]] or press ''ctrl+v'', it creates a Picture object containing the image.  If you select a variable or other node before pasting, it inserts the image into the node as its Pict attribute.  You can resize the image within the node by dragging its corner boxes.
 
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* You can also copy an image into a cell of an edit table. You can resize the image in a cell by dragging the border below or to the right of the cell to change the cell size.
 
 
* You can generate a graphic with Analytica code using the [[Drawing images|Canvas]] functions. You can show the resulting graphic in a node as its Pict attribute, or show it in a table cell.
 
* You can generate a graphic with Analytica code using the [[Drawing images|Canvas]] functions. You can show the resulting graphic in a node as its Pict attribute, or show it in a table cell.
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<iframe width="640" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/S6dNfNwGTzM" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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'''Video:''' [https://youtu.be/https://youtu.be/S6dNfNwGTzM Expression to crop an image] (4 minutes)
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Latest revision as of 01:29, 9 March 2018

There are several ways to show images or graphics in a Diagram or in the cell of a edit table:

  • You can copy an image from another application, such as a web page or photo, into a Diagram. If you click the background, and select Paste from the Edit menu or press ctrl+v, it creates a Picture object containing the image. If you select a variable or other node before pasting, it inserts the image into the node as its Pict attribute. You can resize the image within the node by dragging its corner boxes.
  • You can also copy an image into a cell of an edit table. You can resize the image in a cell by dragging the border below or to the right of the cell to change the cell size.

Video: Adding, resizing an image (2 minutes)

  • You can generate a graphic with Analytica code using the Canvas functions. You can show the resulting graphic in a node as its Pict attribute, or show it in a table cell.

Video: Expression to crop an image (4 minutes)

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