SCALES command
| Syntax: |
SCALES { minx maxx nlxinc miny maxy nlyinc }
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| Qualifiers: |
\COMMENSURATE
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| Defaults: |
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The SCALES command turns off the autoscaling feature, as set by the
AUTOSCALE
characteristic, and sets the graph scales for subsequent graphs as follows:
minx |
- | minimum value to display on the x-axis |
maxx |
- | maximum value to display on the x-axis |
nlxinc |
- | number of large (numbered) tic marks on the x-axis |
miny |
- | minimum value to display on the y-axis |
maxy |
- | maximum value to display on the y-axis |
nlyinc
| - | number of large (numbered) tic marks on the y-axis |
If no parameters are entered, the scales will be frozen at their current
values, and the current values of minx, maxx, nlxinc,
miny, maxy, and nlyinc will be displayed.
If four (4) parameters are entered, the number of labeled tic
marks on the x and y-axes, that is, nlxinc and
nlyinc, default to zero (0), which means the program will
choose "nice" numbers of increments.