Re: plot options x/yopt

From: Michael Nowak <mnowak_at_email.domain.hidden>
Date: Wed, 4 Mar 2009 12:12:51 -0500
On Mar 4, 2009, at 9:47 AM, Arik Mitschang wrote:

> I would like to create a plot without the numbers on one axis. In
> PGPLOT I can specify a yopt or an xopt = "BC" and no numbers will
> be displayed but both sides of the frame will be printed. It seems
> that whenever I use
>
> o = get_plot_options;
> o.yopt = "BC";
> set_plot_options(o);
>
> then something like
>
> plot( [1:20], sin([1:20]) );
>
> the numbers are displayed on the y-axis and I see that yopt has been
> set to "BCN" automatically when I
>
> print( get_plot_options );

get_/set_plot_options is a quasi-unofficial bit of ISIS plotting  
utility.  It's not really advertised, and it's functionality is not  
really complete compared to the low-level primitives.  I.e., you'll  
get some control over plot defaults that you might otherwise only get  
via the plotting primitives, but not nearly 100%. I know how to get  
rid of labels, but alas not the numbers.

-Mike

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