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| Great suggestion - Thank you John |
| Ah, that explains it ... |
| Hi Rohit The most promising solution I have found so far is to create a "Launcher.nb" notebook where I carry out the "checkPreConditions" and only then use NotebookEvaluate("Launchee.nb") if the checks pass. This seems to be working well and... |
| That's great Eric. I'll go with SameQ (another one new to me) as it seems to be the neatest. |
| I take all your points and I am gradually becoming more comfortable with the docs. I will definitely bear in mind the Options function. |
| Thank you very much, Rohit. Following your example I now have it working just fine and I am attaching the revised, working notebook (the previously uploaded notebook actually contained two typos which would have prevented it from working properly... |
| Thank you. The second of those seems to be the more appropriate and I have been experimenting with that approach. Most things are working fine but I have two issues with the result. One is that I can't seem to get the y-axis major tick marks and... |
| In which case I'll go ahead and post what I intended in the first place. Thanks for the feedback. |
| In response to the comment above, the relevant section of makePlot[] looks like this: result = ListLinePlot[.....] Return[result] and makePlot[] is called in this section of code (aciid1 and acid2 are the source data for the... |
| Thanks Rohit I am attaching a notebook which compares the PlotMarkers used with "Automatic" and those obtained from Graphics`PlotMarkers[]. I am using the PlotMarkers from this code {filledcircle, filledsquare, filleddiamond,... |