Modifies the widths of all columns of plots created by split or grid_objects.
adjust_grid_xrelsizes([id,] widtharray)
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id - an optional ChipsId structure containing values to
modify the currency state for the command.
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widtharray - an array containing the ratios for each column
in order (left to right).
The adjust_grid_xrelsizes command the size of all columns of
plots in a frame created by split or grid_objects using the
values supplied for each column in the "widtharray" parameter.
The relational widths of all columns must be specified. For
each column i, the width is calculated as
"widtharray[i] * unit_width", where
available_area = 1 - (left_margin + right_margin + (num_cols -1)*xgapsize)
arraysum = widtharray[0] + widtharray[1] + .. + widtharray[n]
unit_width = available_area / arraysum
Since the columns are adjusted based on ratios of the
widtharrays, the scale of the values is not important. The
arrays "[100,200,400]", "[.1,.2,.4]", and "[5,10,20]" all
produce the same column widths: the columns double in size as
they move from left to right.
To change the spacing between the plots, use the
adjust_grid_gaps command
("ahelp adjust_grid_gaps")
.
chips> split(3,3)
chips> adjust_grid_xrelsizes([1,2,3])
A split command is issued to create a grid of 9 plots. The
adjust_grid_xrelsizes command sets the width of the
second and third columns of plots to be douple and triple
the width of the first column, respectively.
chips> grid_objects(2,2,.05,.05,1)
chips> adjust_grid_xrelsizes([32,68])
A grid_objects command creates a grid of 4 plot areas.
The adjust_grid_xrelsizes command set the first column to
32 percent of the frame and the second column to 68
percent of the frame.
- py.chips
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add_plot,
add_plotarea,
adjust_grid_gaps,
adjust_grid_xrelsize,
adjust_grid_yrelsize,
adjust_grid_yrelsizes,
clear_plot,
current_plot,
delete_plot,
display_plot,
get_plot,
get_plot_range,
grid_objects,
hide_plot,
move_plot,
reposition_plot,
set_plot,
split,
strip_chart,
swap_object_positions
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