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36 Syntax overview plot view x1 #r - Set the lower x viewport limit to #r plot view x2 #r - Set the upper x viewport limit to #r plot view y1 #r - Set the lower y viewport limit to #r plot view y2 #r - Set the upper y viewport limit to #r plot view back #i - Set the viewport background colour to value #i. See Sect. 5.3 for the allowed plot colours. plot view transp #l - If true, set the viewport background to to transparent, the plot frame will be shown with the background colour selected by the ”plot view back” command. Default is false. plot box disp #l - Display a box around the viewport, true/false plot box edge #a #l - If true (default), display the edges of the plot box, #a should be one of the following keywords: top, bottom, left, right. Note that whether you see the edges or not also depends on the settings defined by the ”plot box disp” command. plot box axis x #l - Plots an x-axis with tickmarks at the line y = 0. You only see this of course if your y-range includes the value 0. plot box axis y #l - As above, but for the y-axis plot box grid x #l - Plot a grid for the x-axis plot box grid y #l - Plot a grid for the y-axis plot box numlab bottom #l - Show the tick number labels at the bottom of the plot, true/false plot box numlab top #l - Same as above, but for the top plot box numlab left #l - Same as above, but for the left plot box numlab right #l - Same as above, but for the right plot box numlab vert #l - Plot the tick number labels on the y-axis vertically or horizontally, set #l to true for vertical tnumbers and false for horizontal numbers. plot box numlab xscal #i - Way to denote the numerical numbers along the x-axis. Three values are allowed: 0=automatic, 1=forced decimal labeling, 2=forced exponential labeling. Default is 0. plot box numlab yscal #i - As above, but for the y-axis plot box tick invert x #l - Draw the tick marks on the x-axis on the inside or outside the box, set #l to true for outside and false for inside (default). plot box tick invert y #l - Same as above, but for the y-axis. plot box tick minor x #l - Draw minor tick marks on the x-axis, true/false plot box tick minor y #l - Same as above, but for the y-axis plot box tick major x #l - Draw major tick marks on the x-axis, true/false plot box tick major y #l - Same as above, but for the y-axis plot box tick distance x #r - Set the distance between the major/labelled tick marks on the x-axis to #r plot box tick distance y #r - Same as above, but for the y-axis plot box tick subdiv x #i - Draw #i minor tick marks between each major tick mark on the x-axis plot box tick subdiv y #i - Same as above, but for the y-axis plot box col #i - Set the box colour to colour number #i. See Sect. 5.3 for the allowed plot colours. plot box lt #i - Set the box line type to #i. See Sect. 5.4 for allowed line types. plot box lw #i - Set the box line weight to number #i. See Sect. 5.4 for more about line weights. plot box fh #r - Set the box font height to number #i. plot box font #i - Set the box font to number #i. See Sect. 5.5 for more details about text fonts. plot cap #a disp #l-If#l is true, display the caption(default). Formoreabout captions seeSect. 5.6. Here and below, #a can be x, y, z, id, lt or ut. plot cap #a col #i - Plot caption #a in colour number #i. See Sect. 5.3 for valid colour indices. plot cap #a back #i - Set the background colour for caption #a to #i. plot cap #a lw #i - Set the font line weight for caption #a to #i. plot cap #a fh #r - Set the font height for caption #a to value #r. plot cap #a font #i - Set the font type for caption #a to #i. plot cap #a1 text #a2 - Set the text for caption #a1 to #a2. Note that the caption text should be put between quotion marks, like ”best fit results” if you want to see the text: best fit results. plot cap #a1 side #a2 - Plot caption #a1 (which can be x, y, z, id, lt, ut) at the side of the frame specified by #a2, which may stand for t (top), b (bottom), lh (left, horizontal), rh (right, horizontal), lv
2.22 Plot: Plotting data and models 37 (left, vertical) and rv (right, vertical). plot cap #a off #r - Offset caption #a by #r from the edge of the viewport, where #r is in units of the character height. Enter negative values to write inside the viewport. plot cap #a coord #r - Plot caption #a along the specified edge of the viewport, in units of the viewport length, where 0.0 ≤ #r ≤ 1.0. plot cap #a fjust #r - Controls justification of the caption #a parallel to the specified edge of the viewport. If #r = 0.0, the left hand of #a will be placed at the position specified by ”coord” above; if #r = 0.5, the center of the string will be placed at ”coord”, if #r = 1.0 the right hand of #a will be placed at ”coord”. Other values can be used but are less useful. plot string new #r1 #r2 #a - Plot a new string with text as specified in #a at x=#r1 and y = #r2. See Sect. 5.5 for more deatils about text strings. Also do not forget to put #a between ”” if it consists of more than one word (i.e., if it contains spaces). plot string del #i: - Delete string numbers specified by the range #i from the plot. plot string #i: disp #l - If true (default), display the strings specified by the range #i:. plot string #i: text #a - Change the text of strings #i: to #a plot string #i1: col #i2 - Set the colours of strings #i1: to #i2 plot string #i1: back #i2 - Set the background colour for the strings #i1: to the value #i2. plot string #i1: lw #i2 - Set the line weight of strings #i1: to #i2. plot string #i: fh #r - Set the font height of strings #i to #r. plot string #i1: font #i2 - Set the font style of strings #i1 to #i2. plot string #i: x #r - Set the x position of strings #i: to #r. plot string #i: y #r - Set the y position of string #i: to #r. plot string #i: angle #r - Set the angle of strings #i: to #r. plot string #i: fjust #r - Controls justification of the strings #i: parallel to the specified edge of the viewport. If #r = 0.0, the left hand of the strings will be placed at the position specified by ”x y” above; if #r = 0.5, the center of the strings will be placed at ”x y”, if #r = 1.0 the right hand of #i: will be placed at ”x y”. Other values can be used but are less useful. plot string #i: box #l - If #l is true, plot a box around the text strings #i:. The default value is false (no box). plot string #i1: box lt #i2 - Set the line style of the box around the strings #i1: to the value #i2. plot string #i1: box lw #i2 - As above, but for the line weight specified by #i2. plot string #i1: box col #i2 - As above, but for the colour index for the box specified by #i2. plot set #i: - Selects data set numbers as specified by #i:. Afterwards most plot commands will only affect data sets #i: plot set all - Selects all data sets that are present. All subsequent plot commands will be executed for all data sets. plot line disp #l - If #l is true, plots a connecting line through the data points, (default is false). plot line col #i - Set the colour of the connecting line to #i. plot line lt #i - Set the line style of the connecting line to #i. plot line lw #i - Set the line weight of the connecting line to #i. plot line his #l - If #l is true, plot the connecting line in histogram format (default is true). plot elin disp #l - If #l is true, plots a connecting line through the end points of the error bars, (default depends upon the plot type). plot elin col #i - Set the colour of the connecting line through the end points of the error bars to #i. plot elin lt #i - Set the line style of the connecting line through the end points of the error bars to #i. plot elin lw #i - Set the line weight of the connecting line through the end points of the error bars to #i. plot elin his #l - If #l is true, plot the connecting line through the end points of the error bars in histogram format (default is true). plot model disp #l - If #l is true, plot the current model corresponding to the relevant data set (default is true). plot model col #i - Set the colour of the model to number #i. plot model lt #i - Set the line style of the model to number #i.
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Page 4 and 5: 4 CONTENTS 2.29 System . . . . . .
Page 6 and 7: 6 CONTENTS 6.6 Rgsvprof . . . . . .
Page 8 and 9: 8 Introduction 1.2.2 Sky sectors Fi
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Page 12 and 13: 12 Syntax overview Table 2.2: Abund
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Page 24 and 25: 24 Syntax overview Examples elim 0.
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Page 32 and 33: 32 Syntax overview eV, keV, Å, as
Page 34 and 35: 34 Syntax overview (Z = 7), ... Ni
Page 38 and 39: 38 Syntax overview plot model lw #i
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Page 42 and 43: 42 Syntax overview 2.27 Step: Grid
Page 44 and 45: 44 Syntax overview system exe #a -
Page 46 and 47: 46 Syntax overview Update: several
Page 48 and 49: 48 Syntax overview Also the totals
Page 50 and 51: 50 Spectral Models Table 3.1: Avail
Page 52 and 53: 52 Spectral Models nr name chemical
Page 54 and 55: 54 Spectral Models (cf. Rybicky & L
Page 56 and 57: 56 Spectral Models 3.6.5 Abundances
Page 58 and 59: 58 Spectral Models 3.8 dabs: dust a
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86 More about plotting Table 5.1: A
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88 More about plotting 5.5 Plot tex
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90 More about plotting Table 5.4: S
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92 More about plotting Table 5.5: x
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96 More about plotting
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98 Auxilary programs Property Spect
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102 Auxilary programs 15. Optional:
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104 Auxilary programs 6.3 RGS fluxc
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108 Auxilary programs 6.6.1 Theory
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110 Response matrices models. Since
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144 Response matrices Figure 7.9: B
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146 Installation and testing
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148 Acknowledgements
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150 BIBLIOGRAPHY [1989] Kaastra, J.
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