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| 1 Plots and Plotting Tools | ||||||||||
| Plotting Tools — Interactive Plotting In this section... "What Are Plotting Tools?" on page 1-10 "Plotting Tools Interface Overview" on page 1-11 "The Figure Palette" on page 1-18 "The Plot Browser" on page 1-23 "The Property Editor" on page 1-28 "Accessing Object Properties with the Property Inspector" on page 1-29 | ||||||||||
| What Are Plotting Tools? The modular, interactive plotting environment called plotting tools enables you to • Create various type of graphs • Select variables to plot directly from a workspace browser • Easily create and manipulate subplots in the figure • Add annotations such as arrows, lines, and text • Set properties on graphics objects You can open and configure plotting tools in many ways. To create a figure with the plotting tools attached, use the plottools command. You can also start the plotting tools from the figure toolbar by clicking the Show Plot Tools icon ^ . Remove the plotting tools from a figure using the Hide Plot Tools icon ^^M. You can display the three basic plotting tools from the View menu by selecting Figure Palette, Plot Browser,or Property Editor . The next section describes the individual components making up the plotting tools. | ||||||||||
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