LEGEND

FRAME

 Syntax: LEGEND FRAME { xlo ylo xhi yhi }
         LEGEND FRAME ON | OFF
 Qualifiers: \GRAPH, \PERCENT, \WORLD
 Defaults: \PERCENT, (xlo,ylo) = (55,22.5), (xhi,yhi) = (78,45), ON

 Use the FRAME keyword to control the legend frame box. If ON is entered,
 the frame box will be drawn. This is the default. If OFF is entered, the
 frame box will not be drawn. Otherwise, it is assumed you are entering
 the corner coordinates of the frame box.

Additional Information on:

  • coordinates
  • TRANSPARENCY

     Syntax: LEGEND TRANSPARENCY ON | OFF
     Defaults: ON
    
     If TRANSPARENCY is ON, the legend frame box will not be erased or
     blanked when the REPLOT command is entered. If TRANSPARENCY is OFF,
     the legend frame box will be blanked when the REPLOT command is entered.
     This blanking only applies to the monitor screen, as well as to bitmap
     and PostScript graphics hardcopy.
    

    AUTOHEIGHT

     Syntax: LEGEND AUTOHEIGHT ON | OFF
     Defaults: ON
    
     If AUTOHEIGHT is ON, the height of each character string in the legend
     is determined automatically so that it fits within the frame box. If
     AUTOHEIGHT is OFF, the height of each character string will be the current
     value of TXTHIT as set with the SET command, or it can be set with an
     internal <H...>
    
     DO NOT USE <H...> to set the text height when AUTOHEIGHT is ON.
    

    NSYMBOLS

     Syntax: LEGEND NSYMBOLS n
     Defaults: number of symbols = 1 
    
     Use the NSYMBOLS keyword to set the number of plotting symbols to
     draw on the line segment portion of the legend entry.  The default is
     to draw one symbol in the centre of the line segment.  If more than
     one symbol is drawn, they are evenly spaced along the line segment,
     with a symbol at each end. 
    

    TITLE

     Syntax: LEGEND TITLE { `title string' }
     Defaults: no legend title
    
     Use the TITLE keyword to set the legend title. If the optional string is
     not entered, the legend title is turned off. The height of the title will
     be the current value of TXTHIT as set with the SET command. The legend
     title, if given, is drawn, centred, at the top of frame box.
    

    STATUS

     Syntax: LEGEND STATUS
    
     Use the STATUS keyword to display the current status of all the
     legend attributes.