void DrawEndBlock()
None
This method is used in conjunction with the method Plot.DrawBeginBlock to delimit a block of drawing commands. Delimiting a block of drawing commands enables you to remove the block using the method Plot.DrawRemoveCommands without disturbing other drawing commands.
When defining blocks of drawing commands, it is best for each block to operate independently of other blocks. It is recommended that each block be structured as follows:
plot.DrawBeginBlock( "Some Block Name" );
plot.DrawPushState();
plot.DrawResetState();
...
plot.DrawPopState();
plot.DrawEndBlock();
You can nest blocks one within another, but every block must have a unique name.
x = T(50:100);
y = x + 10*normal(j(51,1,1234));
/* add outliers */
x = x // {2, 3, 4, 5};
y = y // {100, 95, 89, 93};
declare ScatterPlot plot;
plot = ScatterPlot.Create( "Outliers", x, y );
/* robust and non-robust regression estimates */
fitX = {0, 100};
robustFit = 6.6333 + 0.9349 * fitX;
leastSqFit = 59.41889 + 0.24689 * fitX;
plot.DrawUseDataCoordinates();
plot.DrawSetPenColor( RED );
plot.DrawLine( fitX[1], robustFit[1], fitX[2], robustFit[2] );
plot.DrawBeginBlock( "Least Square Regression" );
plot.DrawSetPenColor( BLACK );
plot.DrawLine( fitX[1], leastSqFit[1], fitX[2], leastSqFit[2] );
plot.DrawText( 20, 70, "LS Fit" );
plot.DrawEndBlock();
plot.DrawSetTextColor( RED );
plot.DrawText( 20, 40, "Robust Fit" );
run DoMessageBoxOK( "Continue",
"Press OK to remove the least squares fit" );
plot.DrawRemoveCommands( "Least Square Regression" );