NAME zk - draw plot key on graphics
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SYNOPSIS 2D mode: zk
[h v] 3D mode:
zk [x y
z]
DESCRIPTION
With no arguments, zk draws the key (entered
with the gk command) at the last-used or default key
position.
In 2D mode, the optional arguments h and
v indicate the distance from the upper-left
corner of the plot window to the lower-left corner of the first
character of the key text. The default units for
h and v are C-
PLOT centimeters. However, if the letter u
follows either of the values, both values will be interpreted in
data units corresponding to the axis numbering.
In 3D mode (in the current release of C-
PLOT), the key is written in the x-z plane. The
arguments x, y and
z position the plane and the lower-left-hand
corner of the first line of the key text with respect to the
upper right-hand corner of the plane. By default, the arguments
are in box units, as set with the bo command. (The
default box is one unit long on each side.) If the letter
u follows any of the x,
y or z values, the
position will be taken in data units that correspond to the axis
numbering.
The default starting position for the key in 2D mode is
h = 0.125 x x_length and
v = 0.125 x y_length,
where x_length and
y_length are the dimensions of the plot
window. The default starting position for the key in 3D mode is
x = 0.125, y = 0 and
z = 0.125.
When the key is drawn based on the last-used starting
position, that position is remembered in terms of its actual
location in the plot window, not data units.
The starting position is reset to the default if the plotting
window is changed using the wi command or if the
plot is turned using the tu command.
The drawing position advances a fixed amount of space after
each line of input text is displayed. The set spacing
command lets you change the spacing between successive
lines of the key in units of the character height, as set with
the cs command. The default spacing is 1.5.
SEE ALSO
gk
pk
tu
wi
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