Thanks for the responses, > I have sometimes used > charsize(1e-3); > in order to remove the numbers, and only afterwards manually put those > I want to have... I may do this, one result is that the tick marks are also dramatically scaled down. Also, Just to be clear, if one wants to add text to this later it seems necessary to call _pgsch(charheight) instead of charsize(charheight) to reset the text size. > define highlevel_hplot(bin_lo, bin_hi, value) > { > variable n = length(value); % = length(bin_lo) and = length(bin_hi) > as well > variable X = Double_Type[2*n]; > variable Y = Double_Type[2*n]; > X[ [0::2] ] = bin_lo; > X[ [1::2] ] = bin_hi; > Y[ [0::2] ] = value; > Y[ [1::2] ] = value; > lowlevel_plot(X, Y); > } This being my backup should I want bigger tick marks! Thanks again, ~~Arik -- Arik W. Mitschang -------------------------------- cell: (707)616-9532 office: (617)496-7237 -------------------------------- Harvard-Smithsonian CfA Chandra X-Ray Center DS-OPS Cambridge,MA -------------------------------- SAO CFA HEAD CXC DSOPS MAP TT9 -------------------------------- ---- You received this message because you are subscribed to the isis-users list. To unsubscribe, send a message to isis-users-request_at_email.domain.hiddenwith the first line of the message as: unsubscribeReceived on Wed Mar 04 2009 - 15:06:45 EST
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