GRID
- Last UpdatedJan 05, 2024
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Purpose
To draw a grid in the current view.
Syntax
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GRID ( /FILE ) |
Description
Various grid spacings can be used, these are described below in the command qualifiers section.
This command may also be used in Plot mode and allows the user to define different grid types for different views. The main difference between this command and the DEFINE PLOT GRID command is that the user needs to repeat the GRID command for every selected view whereas the effect under the DEFINE PLOT GRID is permanent until it is redefined.
Command Qualifiers
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$N < $N > |
One or two numbers denoting the spacing of the U and V grid lines. If only one number is specified then the same spacing is assumed. |
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/FILE |
A grid based on user defined positions stored in a file. The name of the file is defined by the DEFINE GRID command. |
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/STANDARD |
A default system defined grid for the current view. |
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/STORED |
A grid based on the positions of currently stored curves which are switched on. |
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/TICKS |
This qualifier may be appended after any of the above and indicates that only the grid tick marks should be drawn. |
Examples
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GRID 1 |