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== Description == | == Description == | ||
The pen statement allows the user to define a pen style to use with various plot commands. | The pen statement allows the user to define a pen-style to use with various plot commands. | ||
; name | ; name | ||
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; width | ; width | ||
: Change the width of the line | : Change the width of the line | ||
; colors | |||
: Choose a line color | |||
; symb | ; symb | ||
Change the symbols of the line. The predefined symbol indices are in this table : | Change the symbols of the line. The predefined symbol indices are in this table : | ||
[[Image:Symbols. | |||
[[Image:Symbols.png]] | |||
== Examples == | == Examples == |
Latest revision as of 20:53, 16 June 2020
Pen
pen - define the characteristics of a pen to use with plotting
Synposis
pen
[ name=<c> ] [ width=<n> ] [ symb=<i>] [ white | black | red | green | blue | aquamarine | brown | purple | cyan | turquoise | magenta | grey | yellow | pink | wheat | salmon ]
Description
The pen statement allows the user to define a pen-style to use with various plot commands.
- name
- This string allows the pen to be named.
- width
- Change the width of the line
- colors
- Choose a line color
- symb
Change the symbols of the line. The predefined symbol indices are in this table :
Examples
pen name=Qfn blue width=2
This command will create a pen named Qfn that is double wide and blue.