Re: Journal

[Mary Quinton <quintonmary@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi David,
You can give land.jnl a third argument which sets
the pen number for national boundaries.  So,

yes? go land 1 basemap 2

will make a basemap plot (not an overlay) with
the continents in black and national boundaries 
in red.  As a general rule, you can always get
information about the arguments to scripts by 
saying,

yes? go/help land.jnl

this types out the first part of the script and
lets you read the documentation that's in there.
land.jnl has some examples of different ways to
call it in its header.

Mary

--- David Muhati <muhati@mpch-mainz.mpg.de> wrote:

> Hi all,
> I plot my output using the go land journal which
> gives the continental 
> boundaries. I want to be
> able to see the national (country) boundaries on my
> plot. Tried using the 
> go land_detailed command but
> then, this journal isn't available on my system.
> Anyone have an idea how i 
> can make my plots
> illustrating the national (country) boundaries?
> Thanks alot!!
> 
> 



		
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