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Re: oplot in normal coordinates? [message #16234 is a reply to message #16232]

Tue, 13 July 1999 00:00

luthi
Messages: 20
Registered: March 1999

Junior Member

Thank you for your answers! It is just confusing that the manual lists the
/normal keyword for oplot, if it won't make any effect.

For illustration an excerpt from the online reference:

------
Normal Keyword

Indicates that the coordinates are in the normalized coordinate system and
range from 0.0 to 1.0.

When used with AXIS, CONTOUR, OPLOT, PLOT, SHADE_SURF, and SURFACE, indicates
that the Clip and/or Position coordinates are in the normalized coordinate
system and range from 0.0 to 1.0.
------

How would you guess from this that this feature is not implemented? By the
way: at least in PV-Wave the PLOT command understands the /normal keyword in
conjunction with the position keyword, which is the only way to make good
multiple plots (!p.multi is not flexible enough), especially a small plot (an
overview map) inside of a larger (data) plot.

Cheers

Martin

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		Re: oplot in normal coordinates? By: davidf on Tue, 13 July 1999 00:00
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