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NAME sy - select plotting symbol
SYNOPSIS sy [code]
DESCRIPTION Without parameters, sy
prompts for a special symbol or line type, or you may enter a
code from the charts below as an argument. Code 9, the dot, is
the default. Any valid character can also be used as the
plotting symbol.
Symbols - 0 circle
- 1 square
- 2 triangle
- 3 inverted triangle
- 4
filled circle
- 5 filled square
- 6
filled triangle
- 7 filled inverted triangle
-
8 diamond
- 9 dot
- 10 filled left
triangle
- 11 filled right triangle
- 12 star
- 13 filled star
- 14 spade
- 15 heart
- 16 diamond
- 17 club
- 18 clover leaf
- 19 fleur-de-lis
- 20 Swiss cross
- 21
Islamic crescent
- 22 Hebrew star
- 23 palm
tree
- 24 conifer tree
- 25 deciduous tree #1
- 26 deciduous tree #2
- 27 left triangle
- 28
right triangle
Lines - A dotted
- B short dash
- C long dash
- D dash/dot
- E long/short dash
- F long/short/short dash
- L solid
If you want to use one of the characters
reserved for coding purposes as the plotting symbol, precede the
character with a \. The characters c
and z must also be preceded with a \
because of their special meaning to the key. To use
any other character as a plotting symbol, enter it as an argument
to sy or when prompted.
Symbols (except for lines) may be used within text by using
the four character sequence \[## where
## is 00 for symbol 0 (a
circle), 10 for symbol 10, etc. A line segment
containing one of the line patterns may be inserted into text
using \*X, where substituting A for
X selects line-pattern A (dotted),
B selects line-pattern B (short-dashed), etc.
EXAMPLE sy 7
SEE ALSO
cs
gk
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