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C NYMAX NUMFNT INDLPT LABLAX JCHYAX KCHYAX LTIC LASERJ LOWERC KOLBAK
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-7777 104 0 25 11 10 7 -1 1 0
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C LCHFIL LCHSUP LCHTIT LCHXAX LCHYAX KPYPCT grids axes curves KVIRTU
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30 73 35 28 28 87 1 8 12 0
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C FNTHED FNTSUP FNTTIT WHTBAK XVLABL YVLABL HVLABL XHLABL YHLOFF HHLABL
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0.4 .25 .17 1.0 -0.7 4.0 .20 5.0 -0.5 .20
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C JXMAX JYMAX JXINCH JYINCH JXOFF JYOFF JTIC NPGRID IZGR1 IZGR2
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1280 1024 105 105 120 90 3 4 2 0
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C HPXOFF HPYOFF YAXHPX YAXHPY
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1.10 1.0 1.0 0.1
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C KSUPSC KHEDSC KCASSC KLGDSC KAXESC KLABSC KGRDSC
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14 15 15 15 15 14 3
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C LCOLSC is a vector of 20 cells (one for each curve) that is read as 20I4:
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12 10 11 14 13 15 9 2 4 5 6 7 1 8 3 12 10 11 14 13
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C KSUPHP KHEDHP KCASHP KLGDHP KAXEHP KLABHP KGRDHP
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8 2 3 9 5 6 7
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C LNTYHP is a vector of 20 cells (one for each curve) that is read as 20I4:
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0 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 6 5 4 2 1
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C LCOLHP is a vector of 20 cells (one for each curve) that is read as 20I4:
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1 2 3 5 6 7 9 1 2 3 5 6 7 9 1 2 3 5 6 7
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C LENGHP is a vector of 20 cells (one for each curve) that is read as 20I4:
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4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 2
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C Preceding parameter set is for CalComp and also SPY plotting of GNU Mingw32
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C ATP. Note that one comment card precedes each data card. Extra comments
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C such as the ones now being read, can only be placed at the end where they
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C will not be read by the Salford SUBROUTINE BEGPLT. For meanings, see
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C the Rule Book Section I-E-3.
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Additions during late April, 1999:
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LASERJ = -1 ==> Dimensions and positioning of the DISLIN graphics window will
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be taken from GRAPHICS.AUX specification.
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0 ==> Full-screen window 'CONS'
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1 ==> Small window of 'XWIN'
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12 May 1999, for DISLIN of GNU Mingw32:
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Old LJ2DPI becomes "grids" --- width of line used to draw the grids.
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This integer is 1 for the minimum (1 plot point). Because of rounding,
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any value greater than 1 but less than 5 looks highly irregular. The
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inner grid remains with value 1, always, regardless of what the user
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defines here (used only for the outer grid).
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Old LJ2MOD becomes "axes" --- width of line used to draw the axes.
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Since there is only one X and one Y axis, unevenness seen with "grids"
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is less of a problem. Any positive value seems to work well.
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Old LJ2PAP becomes "curves" --- width of line used to draw the curves.
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This is great for demonstrations. Value 10 looks good, and 20 is
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interesting if only as an illustration of excess.
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LASERJ indicates the destination of the graphics. Use
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-1 for the screen. Alternative values are:
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+1 ---- colored PostScript file on black backgro
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2 ---- PostScript to disk replaces screen graph
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3 ---- HP-GL to disk replaces screen graphics
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4 ---- TIFF files on disk replaces screen graphics
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5 ---- GKSLIN metafile replaces screen graphics
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6 ---- a CGM metafile replaces screen graphics
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7 ---- a Kyocera file replaces screen graphics
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8 ---- Windows metafile replaces screen graphics
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9 ---- Java applet file replaces screen graphic
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10 ---- an image file replaces screen graphics
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