5.9.2. - Overall plot type
| Usual mode |
Alternate mode |
Value |
Octal |
 |
|
|
| Draw a complete box |
Just draw x and y axes |
2 |
02 |
| Put ticks all around |
No ticks left and right |
4 |
04 |
| Cut off plot symbols |
Let symbols overlap axes |
8 |
010 |
| Drop out-of-range points |
Draw them on axes |
16 |
020 |
| Don't draw border |
Draw border around edge |
32 |
040 |
| [] enclose units |
() enclose units |
64 |
0100 |
| Y-axis label ticks on left |
Draw them on right side |
128 |
0200 |
| Draw left and right y-axis |
No right-side y-axis |
256 |
0400 |
| Draw left and right y-axis |
Draw just right-side y-axis |
512 |
01000 |
| Traditional axis labels |
APS-style labels |
1024 |
02000 |
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Plot type 256 is allowed only when type 128 is not selected.
Plot
type 512 is allowed only when type 128 is selected.
Selecting overall plot type 128 places the
y-axis
label and
tick numbers on the right side of the plot.
By itself, this plot type
is useful if the plot only has one type of
y-axis
numbering.
To have different numbering and labels on each side of the plot, first
enter labels and ranges for the left side, select overall plot type
256 and draw the plot.
Plot type 256 prevents the right side axis
from being drawn.
Next select overall plot type 640 (128+512), enter
the ranges (ra) and labels (tx) for the right-side axis,
and draw the axis and labels.
Plot type 128 places the label and numbers
to the right, and plot type 512 draws only the right-side axis.
APS -style
labels (1024) have parentheses around the units and
no multiplication sign in front of the scale factor.
For dimensionless
quantities, the inverse of the scale factor is placed in front of
the label with no parentheses.
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