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*BeginAxis()

Indicates the beginning of an axis block.

*BeginAxis()

Indicates the beginning of an axis block.

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*BeginAxis()

Indicates the beginning of an axis block.

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Syntax

*BeginAxis(X/Y/M1X/M1Y/M2X/M2Y)

Arguments

Name

Description

 

X

Defines the X axis of the plot.

 

Y

Defines the Y axis of the plot.

 

M1X

Defines the X axis of the view stored in M1 for the window.

 

M1Y

Defines the Y axis of the view stored in M1 for the window.

 

M2X

Defines the X axis of the view stored in M2 for the window.

 

M2Y

Defines the Y axis of the view stored in M2 for the window.

Example

*BeginAxis(X)

 *Label("Force")

 *Scale(Linear)

 *Min(-8000)

 *Max(1000)

 *Format(Auto)

 *Precision(5)

 *Tics(10)

 *Grids(2)

*EndAxis()

Application

HyperGraph.

Context

*BeginPlot()

Report Definitions

Comments

Axis blocks specify axis attributes such as label, format, number of tics, and precision.

Each plot can have up to five additional horizontal and vertical axes for each *BeginPlot and *EndPlot block.  Each axis must be defined in a separate axis block.  The first horizontal axis and the first vertical axis appearing in the session file are the primary axes and are assigned the index 1.

Each window can have two views stored in memory, M1 and M2.  The memory axes are defined like the X and Y axes.

Every *BeginAxis() statement requires a closing *EndAxis() statement.

See also

 

*BeginPlot()

*EndAxis()

*Format()

*Grids()

*Label() - axis and plot macro

*Max()

*Min()

*Precision()

*ScaleFactor()

*Tics()

List of Session Statements