COLOUR

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CO[LOUR][h] [i] [j]
Data elements i - j will be drawn with colour h, where h is the hexadecimal value of the required colour (ie 0-9,A-F).

• Colour 0 is the background colour, &
• colour 1 is the default plotting colour.
• Colour 2 is dark blue,
• colour F is full red, and
• the rest follow the spectrum.

If the data elements are only in memory, they will be drawn with a solid line joining the data points (equivalent to PLOT).

If i & j are omitted all data elements not yet on the screen will be drawn with the specified colour.

See also HELP on : COLOUR AXES, COLOUR BOX, COLOUR GRID, COLOUR LEVELS

COLOUR

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COL[our] <element> <colour> <element range>
....changes the colour of existing grid, vector, surface or contour elements on subsequent plots or redraws. The range of valid colour numbers depends on the colour capabilities of the display device. For example, COL GR 4 5 will change the colour of grid element 5 to colour 4. The command COL VEC 8 2 5 will change the colour of the vector elements 2 through to 5 to colour 8.

COLOUR

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[Colour/Mono]
toggles the colour. By default, all colours are displayed as specified in the SAVE file. [Mono] forces REPLAY only to plot in the default colour (black/white).

This can be useful if a colour plot is to be replayed to a monochrome plotter.

Colour

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[Colour] prompts you to select the text colour from the colour bar near the bottom of the window.

Once the right colour has been chosen, PHOTON asks you to pick the text to be coloured. Pick the text by positioning the cursor on the text and clicking the mouse button. If no text is being picked up, only the text written afterward uses the new colour.

Colour

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[Colour] shows the colour index of the current TEXT element. It can be given values between 1 and 15.

Colour

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The colour of the current CONTOUR element.

Colour

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The colour of the current STREAMLINE element.

Colour

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The colour of the current SURFACE element.

Colour

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The colour of the current GEOMETRY segment.

COLOUR command in AUTOPLOT

The command COLOUR for plotting coloured data elements can be used to affect the colour of all the other parts of the plot, thus:

COLOUR LEVEL n -	all subsequent levels will be drawn	in colour n.
COLOUR GRID -	the ruled grid will be drawn	in colour n.
COLOUR AXES n -	the axes will be drawn in colour n.
COLOUR BOX n -	the box around the plot will be drawn in colour n.

It is not possible to change the colour of these elements retrospectively.

COLOURAXES

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CO[LOUR] A[XES] [i]
The axes will be drawn in colour i.

See also HELP on : COLOUR BOX, COLOUR GRID, COLOUR LEVELS, COLOUR

COLOURBOX

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CO[LOUR] B[OX] [i]
The box around the plot will be drawn in colour i.

See also HELP on : COLOUR AXES, COLOUR GRID, COLOUR LEVELS, COLOUR

COLOURGRID

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CO[LOUR] GR[ID] [i]
The grid will be drawn in colour i.

See also HELP on : COLOUR BOX, COLOUR AXES, COLOUR LEVELS, COLOUR

COLOURLEVEL

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CO[LOUR] L[EVEL] [i]
Subsequent levels will be drawn in colour i.

See also HELP on : COLOUR BOX, COLOUR GRID, COLOUR AXES, COLOUR

Colr/Shade

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[Colr/Shade] activates a colour bar showing all the available colours. You can choose the required colour by pointing the cursor at the particular colour and clicking the mouse button. The subsequent plot with the [Draw] option will be coloured accordingly.

The mult-colour button in the colour bar represents the [Shade] option.

No shading for SURFACE.

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