Defines the current line.
chips> [D #] LN {# [,#, ...] | #:# | ALL}
where # is an integer argument and #:# specifies an inclusive range of
line numbers.
See the D command for more information about
this argument.
Note that if a non-existent line is specified, ChIPS will
act on the current line.
chips> CURVE data/example.dat X 1 Y 2
chips> LINE 2.0 1.0 2.0 4.0
chips> LINE 1.25 5.0 1.8 5.0
chips> LINE DASH
A curve is plotted and two lines are placed
on the plot. The first line is designated line number 1 and the second
is line number 2; Line 2 is also the current line, since it is the
most recently created line. The command LINE
DASH acts on the current line, changing it to a dashed
line.
chips> D 1 LN 1
chips> LINE DASH
The command D 1 LN 1 defines line number 1 as the current line,
then the LINE DASH command
changes it to a dashed line.
chips> LN 2
chips> LINE WIDTH 4.0
Line 2 is defined as the current line. The LINE WIDTH 4.0 command acts on the line,
changing it to a width of 4.0.
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