The plot-type parameters control many of the features of the plot
and are set within the plot program using the
ty command.
| Name |
What it Does |
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set_xtype(t) |
Assigns t to the x-axis plot type |
set_ytype(t) |
Assigns t to the y-axis plot type |
set_ztype(t) |
Assigns t to the z-axis plot type |
set_gtype(t) |
Assigns t to the overall plot type |
xlog_on() |
Make the x-axis logarithmic |
xlog_off() |
Make the x-axis linear |
is_xlog() |
Value is nonzero if x-axis is logarithmic |
ylog_on() |
Make the y-axis logarithmic |
ylog_off() |
Make the y-axis linear |
is_ylog() |
Value is nonzero if y-axis is logarithmic |
zlog_on() |
Make the z-axis logarithmic |
zlog_off() |
Make the z-axis linear |
is_zlog() |
Value is nonzero if z-axis is logarithmic |
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The values to assign to the plot types in the above macros are the
same values used within the plot program.
The macros to set or unset
logarithmic axes simply add the appropriate values to the plot type.
