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Re: supress axes [message #13997] Tue, 12 January 1999 00:00
Bernard Puc is currently offline  Bernard Puc
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Lisa Bryan wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> Excuse me if this is a repost. I'm not sure if it made it through.
>
> I want to supress the axes on a shade_surf plot. I see that I can use
> [xyz]style = 4 to do this, but I am currently using [xyz]style = 1 to
> force my axes to a certain start and stop value. So when I set
> [xyz]style = 4, my axes' lengths revert to IDL's defaults which is
> undesireable. Is my only option creating a new set of axes to match
> the old axes from shade_surf with the AXIS procedure and set these
> to the background color (which seems a pain) or is there something
> simpler I am missing?

[XYZ]style is a bitwise keyword. So, 1 + 4 = 5 forces exact axis
range while suppressing the entire axis.

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Bernard Puc
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Re: supress axes [message #13999 is a reply to message #13997] Tue, 12 January 1999 00:00 Go to previous message
mgs is currently offline  mgs
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Registered: March 1995
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In article <369b8799.91786702@news1.alterdial.uu.net>,
lbryanNOSPAM@arete-az.com (Lisa Bryan) wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> Excuse me if this is a repost. I'm not sure if it made it through.

I forwarded the earlier responses to Lisa's [despammed] email address and
mentioned there might be a newsfeed problem on her end.

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Mike Schienle Interactive Visuals, Inc.
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