This class adds data fields for error indicators in x direction.
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#include <jkqtpgraphsbaseerrors.h>
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| virtual double | getXErrorL (int i, const JKQTPDatastore *ds) const |
| | returns the lower x-error for the i-th datapoint, read from datastore ds
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| virtual double | getXErrorU (int i, const JKQTPDatastore *ds) const |
| | returns the upper x-error for the i-th datapoint, read from datastore ds
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| int | xErrorColumn |
| | the column that contains the error of the x-component of the datapoints
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| int | xErrorColumnLower |
| | the column that contains the error of the x-component of the datapoints. This is used as the lower error length, if xErrorSymmetric ==false.
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| JKQTPErrorPlotstyle | xErrorStyle |
| | how to draw the errors (if available) of the x-value
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| bool | xErrorSymmetric |
| | indicates whether the x-errors are symmetric (from one column only)
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This class adds data fields for error indicators in x direction.
- See also
- JKQTPYGraphErrorData, Mix-In Classes for Graphs
◆ JKQTPXGraphErrorData()
| JKQTPXGraphErrorData::JKQTPXGraphErrorData |
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◆ ~JKQTPXGraphErrorData()
| virtual JKQTPXGraphErrorData::~JKQTPXGraphErrorData |
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◆ getXErrorColumn()
| int JKQTPXGraphErrorData::getXErrorColumn |
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the column that contains the error of the x-component of the datapoints
◆ getXErrorColumnLower()
| int JKQTPXGraphErrorData::getXErrorColumnLower |
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the column that contains the error of the x-component of the datapoints. This is used as the lower error length, if xErrorSymmetric ==false.
◆ getXErrorL()
| virtual double JKQTPXGraphErrorData::getXErrorL |
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const JKQTPDatastore * | ds ) const |
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returns the lower x-error for the i-th datapoint, read from datastore ds
◆ getXErrorStyle()
how to draw the errors (if available) of the x-value
◆ getXErrorSymmetric()
| bool JKQTPXGraphErrorData::getXErrorSymmetric |
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indicates whether the x-errors are symmetric (from one column only)
◆ getXErrorU()
| virtual double JKQTPXGraphErrorData::getXErrorU |
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const JKQTPDatastore * | ds ) const |
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returns the upper x-error for the i-th datapoint, read from datastore ds
◆ setXErrorColumn()
| void JKQTPXGraphErrorData::setXErrorColumn |
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the column that contains the error of the x-component of the datapoints
◆ setXErrorColumnLower()
| void JKQTPXGraphErrorData::setXErrorColumnLower |
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the column that contains the error of the x-component of the datapoints. This is used as the lower error length, if xErrorSymmetric ==false.
◆ setXErrorStyle()
how to draw the errors (if available) of the x-value
◆ setXErrorSymmetric()
| void JKQTPXGraphErrorData::setXErrorSymmetric |
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indicates whether the x-errors are symmetric (from one column only)
◆ xErrorColumn
| int JKQTPXGraphErrorData::xErrorColumn |
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the column that contains the error of the x-component of the datapoints
◆ xErrorColumnLower
| int JKQTPXGraphErrorData::xErrorColumnLower |
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the column that contains the error of the x-component of the datapoints. This is used as the lower error length, if xErrorSymmetric ==false.
◆ xErrorStyle
how to draw the errors (if available) of the x-value
◆ xErrorSymmetric
| bool JKQTPXGraphErrorData::xErrorSymmetric |
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indicates whether the x-errors are symmetric (from one column only)
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