Re: [ferret_users] Numeric Labeling

[Ansley Manke <ansley.b.manke@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi Nadia,
To control the spacing of the tic marks and numeric labels on axes, you 
can use the /HLIMITS and /YLIMITS qualifiers on your plot command.  For 
instance, compare the plots for these two commands

yes? plot/i=1:100 sin(i/20)
yes? plot/i=1:100/vlim=-1.2:1.2/hlim=0:100:20 sin(i/20)

The argument to /HLIM or /VLIM may have either the upper and lower 
limits, or the upper, lower, and an increment.

Ansley

nadia.rehman wrote:
> Nadia Rehman Yousafzai 
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> Date:  Wed, 22 Nov 2006 15:48:36 +0500 
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> Hello    
> I have made a pic of temperature with nolab command like    
> fill/nolab temp   
> now i want to set my own numerical label at xaxis an yaxis e.g   
> i want to set xaxis from 55E to 100E and yaxis from 0N to 50N.   
> i have done text label by using ppl xlab or ppl ylab but find   
> nothing about numerical labeling.   
>    
> Thanks    
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