fig_x
For plot type XY (see -fix_type)
-fig_x [diff|same] {[&<:txt:Variable Type] <:txt:Variable Name> [<curve options>]}
For plot type S_F_X, S_FL_X, S_L_X (see -fix_type))
-fig_x {[&<:txt:Variable Type] <:txt:Variable Name> [<curve options>]}
Keyword selected_graph
Identifies that variables for the X-axis of a plot. The format depends on the type of a graph.
For plot type XY (see -fix_type)
The option diff indicates that a new plot is defined for each variable. The option same indicates that only one plot is defined with the first variable as the main X variable. Alternative X-variables are used if indicated in the curve options for -fig_y or -fig_sy. If neither diff or same are given, the option diff is assumed.
Other options are explained directly hereafter
For plot type XY, S_F_X, S_FL_X, S_L_X (see -fix_type)
Available curve options
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l |
str |
Specifies the label of the X-axis for plot type XY with the diff option and for S_F_X, S_FL_X and S_L_X when more than one independent variable is defined. If not defined, the label defined by -fig_xt is used. |
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n |
str |
Extra part of plot name. The plot name will have two parts: the first part is that defined by -fig_name and the second part by what is defined n. The second part is only included for plot type XY with the diff option and for S_F_X, S_FL_X and S_L_X when more than one independent variable is defined. The program will try to create unique names within a single plot definition. If this is not successful, less figures than expected are generated. |
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t |
str |
Transformation of the variable. Simple arithmetic functions according to GNUPLOT instructions can be used in which the variable is indicated with _THIS. When the plot is generated, _THIS is replaced by column("VariableName") where VariableName is the variable of the X-axis. Variables in other columns can be included in the transformation using _COL_heading where heading is the column name. The position of the plot (integer) can be used in the transformation using _CURVE. The latter can be used with the function block in GNUPLOT to specify curve specific transformations. |