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Re: Fast Filled Contour Plots [message #79878 is a reply to message #79877] Wed, 18 April 2012 05:24 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
David Fanning is currently offline  David Fanning
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alx writes:

> I cannot experiment by myself today, but here is my guess:
> The MAP function already creates an object grid. The LABEL_POSITION=0
> puts it "outside". You can suppress it by doing LABEL_SHOW=0 and,
> likely, you can adjust it (step, labels, etc...) by using (poorly
> documented) keywords... You added to my code a MAPGRID call, producing
> the additional grid with default properties ("inside" labels, etc...);
> I think that you can merely suppress it.

Ah, ok, sorry. I didn't realize I put that there. So, now
I have removed the second grid, and I have a single grid.
But, I want the grid lines to recede into the background
of the plot. I don't want them to be the strongest visual
element in the plot. I want people to concentrate on the
data!

I've figured out how to retrieve the grid from the map
object, and I can change its color and presumably other
properties, but this also changes the color of the
labels, which I *don't* want to do. Is there a way
to have my cake and eat it too, without creating
a second grid, perhaps without labels, that I stack
on top of the first?

Cheers,

David



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