Set the current pane/drawing area.
Integer_Type chips_set_pane(which)
Integer_Type chips_set_drawing_area(which)
This is a S-Lang version of the ChIPS D command. It sets the
current pane/drawing area; the two commands are identical.
The numbering scheme of the panes is described in
"ahelp
chips_split".
The function returns a 0 on success and -1 on failure.
Arguments for chips_set_pane
| which |
Integer_Type |
number of the pane |
If "which" exceeds the number of panes, the
function returns a -1 and the current pane is
unchanged.
chips> chips_split(2,3)
6
chips> chips_set_pane(2)
0
Here we create 6 panes, arranged in a 2 by 3 grid, and
set the current pane to be the second one.
This example could also be done using the
optional whichPane parameter of chips_split():
chips> chips_split(2,3,2)
0
() = chips_split(2,3);
() = chips_set_pane(2);
As the first example, but done in a S-Lang script.
Here the return values are ignored.
- chips
-
chips_auto_redraw,
chips_clear,
chips_color_name,
chips_color_value,
chips_get_pane,
chips_get_xrange,
chips_get_xscale,
chips_get_yrange,
chips_get_yscale,
chips_get_zrange,
chips_get_zscale,
chips_label,
chips_line,
chips_pickpoints,
chips_redraw,
chips_set_xrange,
chips_set_xscale,
chips_set_yrange,
chips_set_yscale,
chips_set_zrange,
chips_set_zscale,
chips_split,
chips_version
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