KEY

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K[EY]
Allows the user to draw lines in any of the recognized line types, and to draw polygons of arbitrary shapes. Place the cursor at the desired beginning of the line or polygon, then mark this point using one of the following keys :

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  A : solid line
  B - F : dot1 - dot5
  G - K : blb1 - blb5 (three blobs will be drawn)
  P : to change colour
  S : to start polygon definition
  T : to switch to TEXT mode
  X : to exit KEY mode

Now move the cursor to the end of the line, and mark it with one of the following keys :

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  C : to continue the line.
  O : to close polygon and fill with current colour.
  Any other key to finish the line.

If C has been used, the next point marked by the cursor is the next point along the line; otherwise it marks the beginning of a new line. In this case the line type must be designated again by marking the point with A - K. For polygons, C is used to mark subsequent points, then O to close and fill. A new fill colour must be loaded (using P) before starting the polygon definition.

See also HELP on : KEY CLEAR, KEY COLOUR, KEY DELETE, KEY MOVE, KEY LIST, KEY SIZE, KEY REPLACE, TEXT

Key

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[Key] toggles the display of the reference vector and the colour bar for vector size.

KEYCOLO

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K[EY] CO[LOUR] [i] [n]

Changes colour of line i from current colour to colour n. The program will prompt for i and n if these are omitted.

See also HELP on : KEY, KEY CLEAR, KEY DELETE, KEY MOVE KEY LIST, KEY REPLACE

KEYKEEP

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K[EY] K[EEP] Keys will not be cleared from memory by a CLEAR command, but will be retained for the next plot. GROUP associations will also be kept.

See also HELP on : KEY, GROUP

KEYLIST

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K[EY] L[IST]

List the current line types.

See also HELP on : KEY, KEY CLEAR, KEY COLOUR, KEY DELETE, KEY MOVE, KEY REPLACE

KEYMOVE

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K[EY] M[OVE] [i]

Moves i'th line to the new position located by cursor. 'C' can be used to locate the cursor for repeated moves.The program will prompt for i if required. 'N' can be used to request the next key to be moved. If a polygon is to be moved, then all its component keys should be GROUPed, and the group moved as a whole. Moving individual sides of a polygon is allowed. Use the REDRAW command for a 'clean' plot.

See also HELP on : KEY, KEY CLEAR, KEY COLOUR, KEY DELETE KEY LIST, KEY REPLACE, GROUP MAKE, GROUP MOVE,

KEYREAD

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K[EY] REA[D]

Keys will be read from a file, generated by a previous KEY SAVE command. They will be added to the current keys. REDRAW will plot the new keys. The program will prompt for the name of the file to be read. The default file name is KEYSAV.

See also HELP on : KEY, KEY CLEAR, KEY COLOUR, KEY DELETE, KEY MOVE, KEY REPLACE, KEY LIST, KEY SAVE

KEYREPL

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K[EY] R[EPLACE] [i]

Changes the line type of the i'th line. The program will prompt for i if required, and also the new line type. Use the REDRAW command for a 'clean' plot.

See also HELP on : KEY, KEY CLEAR, KEY COLOUR, KEY DELETE, KEY LIST, KEY MOVE

KEYSAVE

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K[EY] SA[VE]

All current keys will be saved to a file. The program will prompt for the file name. The default file name is KEYSAV.

See also HELP on : KEY, KEY CLEAR, KEY COLOUR, KEY DELETE, KEY MOVE, KEY REPLACE, KEY LIST, KEY READ

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