| Re: pvwave plot windows [message #4915] |
Fri, 25 August 1995 00:00 |
todd
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Registered: February 1994
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In article <41hf2r$fjl@seralph9.essex.ac.uk>, Pearson J E <jepear@essex.ac.uk> writes:
|> Is it possible to have more than one plot window on the screen. At the moment
|> every time I use the plot command it just overwrites the existing plot. I do
|> not
|> wnaty this to happen. ( I do know how to put more than one plot into the same
|> window).
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|> Any Help Much Appreciated, thanks
|>
|> -
|> |Jonathan Pearson - Postgrad| Why Waste Time Learning? |
|> | Computer Science Dept. | When Ignorance Is Instantaneous! |
|> |University Of Essex,England| |
|> | Mail--jepear@essex.ac.uk | - Hobbes, from Calvin and Hobbes fame |
|>
Use the WINDOW procedure to create new windows and the WSET procedure
to make them the active window. Windows can have numbers from 0-99,
I think.
e.g.
plot,x,y ;creates window 0 by default and plots
window,1 ;creates a new plot window and makes it active
plot,u,v ;plots to window 1
wset,0 ;resets the active window to window 0
plot,s,t ;plot in window 0
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Todd Ratcliff |(310)825-3118
Geodynamics Research Group |todd@artemis.ess.ucla.edu
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