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Figure 347 presents that (1) the annotation is similar to the input interface and (2) the body of the method to be performed.
Figure 352: Example of @PostProcessingAnchor F352 F352
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The parameters are restricted to these four types. The call order is not relevant. An example of the @post processing feature is presented below where various output display can be selected like “scatter diagram”, “bar chart”, or a “vector group” as shown in Figure 352353.
Figure 353: Example of creating 3 “action button” using @PostProcessingAnchor F353 F353
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The name of the button is the name of the annotation and an example of code is presented only for the “scatter” button in Figure 353354. Similar @PostProcessing can be coded to create the “Bar chart” and “Vector Group”.
Figure 354: Example of creating the scatter button and its associated actionAnchor F354 F354
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