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4.2. GRAPH COMMANDS (IN DETAIL) 351 2 5 10 2 5 10 2 1 10 10 2 1 2 5 10 2 5 10 21 10 10 2add ‘xlabels log off’add ‘xsubticks off’add ‘xsubticks on’ add ‘xlabels log l25’1 10 10 2 1 10 10 2also turns off sublabelsalso turns on subticksFigure 4.10: How log subticks and log sublabels interact.begin graphNames & Places20ytitle "Happyness"title "Names \& Places"xnames "Mon" "Tue" "Wed" "Thu"xnames "Fri" "Sat" "Sun"xaxis min 0 max 6 dticks 1...end graph1612840Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat SunFigure 4.11: Example illustrating the “xnames” command.Happynesswould give the desired result (Fig. 4.11). Note it is essential to define a specific axis minimum,maximum, dticks, etc., otherwise the labels may not correspond to the data.If there isn’t enough room on the line for all the names then simply use an extra xnames command.xnames from dxTakes the labels for the xaxis from dataset dx. For example, if the data file contains:0, Mercury, 0.3821, Venus, 0.9492, Mars, 0.5323, Jupiter, 11.214, Saturn, 9.4495, Uranus, 4.0076, Neptune, 3.883then ‘ynames from d1’ uses the data from the second column as labels for the yaxis (Fig. 4.12).xnoticks pos1 pos2 pos3 ...Disables the axis ticks at the given positions.xplaces pos1 pos2 pos3 ...This is similar to the xnames command but it specifies a list of points which should be labelled.This allows labeling which isn’t equally spaced. For example:xplaces 1 2 5 7xnames "Mon" "Tue" "Fri" "Sun"If there isn’t enough room on the line for all the places then simply use an extra xplaces command.xside color col lwidth line-width offThis command controls the appearance of the axis line, i.e. the line to which the ticks are attached.xsubticks lstyle num lwidth exp length exp offThis command gives fine control of the appearance of the axis subticks.