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Hello, I am working with a graph and I am looking for the way that by means of a button allows me to change the color of the signal, that is to say to control the color. Regards

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Hi Jp,

 

use a color property of the plot.

(Don't forget to set the ActivePlot before changing properties for a specific plot!)

Best regards,
GerdW


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You can click the plot in the plot legend and change the color. If you need it programmatically the answer is above.

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Hi, ineed to do it by means of a button, to manipulate it at will

 

 

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That is what this is for:

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I need to control the color with a button

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That is a button...

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I need to do with a boolean or push button, no with that

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@Jp16 wrote:

I need to do with a boolean or push button, no with that


Then the answer that GerdW gave you is what you need. Do you have a more specific question? Have you tried implementing this and ran into problems? Please feel free to post some code for help.

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Plot Color.pngHere's a little example.  Note that the Active Plot parameter (ActPlot) is above the Plot.Color parameter.  The property nodes are read top to bottom so set the active plot, then change it's parameter.

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