assign/graph g,0 <<7962>>! assign graphic window 0
plot/axes 0,10 -1,1 -50,-70,10,80 ! plot the first axes
overplot/tab example ? #1 ! plot first coord. box
overplot/axes 0,10 -1,1 -50,-70,70,90 ! overplot second box
overplot/tab example ? #2
overplot/axes 0,10 -1,1 -50,-70,130,90 ! overplot third box
overplot/tab example ? #3
overplot/axes 0,10 -1,1 -50,-70,190,90 ! overplot fourth box
overplot/tab example ? #4
Alternatively, the system also offers a more simplier way of doing the
same thing: instead of the PLOT/AXES and OVERPLOT/AXES
commands we switch off the clearing of the graphics window first
and continue with simple PLOT/TABLE commands.
Example:
clear/graph
set/graph clear=off ! erase switched off
plot/tab example ? #1 -50,-70,10,10 ! plot the fifth box
plot/tab example ? #2 -50,-70,70,10
plot/tab example ? #3 -50,-70,130,10
plot/tab example ? #4 -50,-70,190,10 ! plot the last box
For both the plot and overplot commands one can use the command SET/GRAPH XFORMAT=none YFORMAT=none
to switch off the tick mark labels along
the axes. Of interest, especially for overlays, is another syntax of
the PLOT/AXES and OVERPLOT/AXES command: it offers the
possibility of drawing axes around (part of) an image displayed in
the display window.