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MULTIPLOT SCALE FACTORName:
At times, it is desirable to scale character sizes larger when generating multiplots in order to keep the text on the plot more legible. Although each of the components of the plot can explicitly set the character size larger (e.g., TITLE SIZE, LABEL SIZE, etc.), the MULTIPLOT SCALE FACTOR allows you to scale all character sizes larger by a constant factor. This avoids having to reset a number of size commands before generating a MULTIPLOT (and resetting them after the plot is done). When multiplotting is in effect, Dataplot determines the appropriate size of the text character based on the specified size. It then multiplies that size by the scale factor specified by this command. If no MULTIPLOT SCALE FACTOR command has been entered, it defaults to 1 (i.e., no scaling).
where <height> is a decimal number or parameter that specifies the scale factor for text height; and where <width> is a decimal number or parameter that specifies the scale factor for text width. The <width> parameter is optional. It is most commonly used when the number of rows and columns on the MULTIPLOT command significantly differ.
MULTIPLOT SCALE FACTOR
MULTIPLOT 3 3
MULTIPLOT 5 1
LET THETA = SEQUENCE 0 1 380 LET X = SIN(THETA) MULTIPLOT 3 4 MULTIPLOT COORDINATES 0 0 100 100 MULTIPLOT SCALE FACTOR 2.5 FRAME OFF PRE-SORT OFF LABEL SIZE 4 LOOP FOR K = .1 .1 1.2 LET Y=SIN(K*THETA) XLABEL ^K PLOT Y X END OF LOOP END OF MULTIPLOT
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Date created: 06/05/2001 |