SCALE.HTM

SCALE

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SCA[LE]

Clear the screen and redraw the plot with both axes automatically rescaled to encompass all data elements in memory, whether on the screen or not. Essential after LOG X or LOG Y commands, and nearly always required after DIVIDE, MULTIPLY and SHIFT commands. Text and key items will stay in the same place on the screen.

See also HELP on : SCALE X, SCALE Y, SCALE ELEMENT
Any items deleted or cleared will not be redrawn.

SCALE

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SC[ale] <factor>.... is used in REPLAY to set the scaling for subsequent drawing activities. The default value is 1.0, which plots full size; values less than 1.0 result in a smaller picture. The SHIFT command can then be used to set the position of the rescaled frame on the screen.

The scale factor remains in force until it is changed by either another SCALE command, or a RESET command.

See also : REPLAY, SHIFT, RESET, DRAW, REDRAW

SCALE

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[Scale] enables you to choose the grid scaling factors in X, Y, Z direction. The default is (1.0, 1.0, 1.0).

SCALE

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[Scale] is used to set the scaling for subsequent drawing activities. The default value is 1.0, which plots full size; values less than 1.0 result in a smaller picture.

The scale factor remains in force until it is changed by either another SCALE or RESET option.

SCALE

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Rescale the plots and fit it into the current window.

SCALE ELEMENT

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SCA[LE] EL[EMENT] n [m]

Clear the screen and redraw the plot with the x- or y-axis scaled to fit element n. If m is specified, to fit all elements in range n - m.

See also HELP on : SCALE, SCALE X, SCALE Y

SCALEX *SCALEY

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SCA[LE] X or Y [a b]

Clear the screen and redraw the plot with the x- or y-axis scaled between a and b. If a and b are omitted, the program will prompt. For logarithmic axes, the axis will be scaled within powers of ten which just encompass the specified range. Text and key items will stay in the same place on the screen.