Argument: {ABSOLUTE | ABS}
Description: errors are not relative to the data value; instead
they are plotted as absolute values
Default: RELATIVE
Argument: C #
Description: curve number designation
Options: integer numbers
Default: current curve
See the C command for more information about
this argument.
Argument: <color>
Description: axes color
Options: BLACK, BLUE, CYAN, DEFAULT, GREEN, MAGENTA, RED, WHITE,
YELLOW
Default: DEFAULT (appears in ChIPS window as white; prints as black)
Argument: <coor>
Description: axis coordinates
Options: X, Y
Default: both X and Y
Argument: D #
Description: drawing area number designation
Options: integer numbers
Default: current drawing area
See the D command for more information about
this argument.
Argument: <errorstyle>
Description: sytle for errorbars
Options: STANDARD - errorbar with top and bottom ticks
BAR - errorbar only, no ticks on top or bottom
Default: STANDARD
Argument: <errortype>
Description: type of errorbars
Options: BOTH - both positive and negative errorbars
NONE - no error bars
UP - positive errorbar only
{DOWN | DN} - negative errorbar only
Default: BOTH
Argument: <errortick_size_value>
Description: size of top and bottom errorbar ticks
Options: real numbers
Default: 3.0
Argument: <linestyle>
Description: style for lines
Options: SOLID, DOT, DASH, LONGDASH, DOTDASH, DOTLONGDASH,
DASHLONGDASH
Default: SOLID
Argument: {RELATIVE | REL}
Description: errors are relative to the data value
Default: RELATIVE
The command:
chips> [D #] [C #] ERRS [<coor>] {ABSOLUTE | RELATIVE}
affects all subsequent plots, not just the existing plot.
CIAO allows some plot attributes to be changed using the ChIPS
state object and resource file. See
"ahelp chips" for further
details.