Synopsis
Change the limits of one variable in a scatter plot.
Syntax
scatterlimits(vid, lo, hi) The routine is also available as chips_contrib.scatter.slimits()
Description
Change the limits used to display one of the variables in a grid of plots created by the scatterplots() command.
Selecting the variable
The vids argument is either the name of the variable or the number of the variable in the plot (the first variable has the value 0). Unknown variables are ignored, and name comparisons are case insensitive.
Loading the routine
The routine can be loaded into a ChIPS, Sherpa or Python session by saying:
from chips_contrib.scatter import *
or, to access the qualified version,
from chips_contrib import scatter
after which the scatter.slimits() routine can be used.
Example
chips> from chips_contrib.scatter import * chips> add_window(9, 9, 'inches') chips> scatterplots('iris.fits') chips> scatterlimits('sepal_length', 0, 8)
The first line - "from chips_contrib.scatter import *" - loads the scatterplot routines; it only needs to be made once per ChIPS session. The scatterlimits command changes the sepal_length variable to be displayed over a range of 0 to 8.
Changes in the scripts 4.7.1 (December 2014) release
This routine is new in this release.
Bugs
See the bug pages on the CIAO website for an up-to-date listing of known bugs.
See Also
- contrib
- scatterplots, scatterscale