These commands are meant for selecting components for a presentation. This does not lead to recomputing, but it has an effect only on a low level image.
en | Enable components to be displayed |
dis | Disable components to be displayed |
<graphic> | name of the graphic structure |
<mode-1> [... <mode-n>] | selected components |
<mode-i> fg, bg, axis, saxis, datplc, ndatplc, cntr, cntrlab, bar, hst, ldgr, rlab, fval, reclab, glab, gcolor, gfill |
These commands select the components of a graphic structure, which are to be displayed or dropped out from the final presentation. These commands work as a quick selection of features and do not affect the settings of the graphic structure, which are defined, for instance, with commands bar or rlab (see sections 7.4.3 and 7.4.9), even if bars are disabled.
Parameters <mode-i> define, which components are displayed. The mode works in a hierarchical manner. The main level defines the component types, which are to be shown. In addition, there are additional subtypes for, for instance, bars, with which the detail level of the final presentation can be selected.
Main level for <mode-i> | |
fg | frame for subgraphs |
bg | background for subgraphs |
axis | main axes for a 3D display |
saxis | axes for each subgraph |
datplc | data scattering in 3D |
ndatplc | data scattering inside neurons |
cntr | contours |
cntrlab | labels for contours |
bar | bars |
rngplt | range plot |
hst | histograms |
ldgr | line diagrams |
rlab | labels for rules |
fval | field values in subgraphs |
pmat | point matrix in sungraphs |
vecfld | vector fields |
reclab | record labels |
glab | group labels |
gcolor | group colors |
gfill | group filling |
<mode-i> types for bars | |
barflat | 2D bars |
barvert | 3D bars as towers |
barlab | labels for bars in each subgraph |
barlab1 | labels for bars only in the first subgraph |
<mode-i> types for line diagrams | |
ldgrlab | labels for line diagrams |
<mode-i> types for range plots | |
rngval | show values with the plot |
rnglab | show names of the plots |
Example (ex7.30): This short example shows, how the commands can be used.
... NDA> mkgrp grp1 -s s1 ... # Show all components NDA> en grp1 all ... # Hide the frame of the neurons, but display their contents NDA> dis grp1 fg barvert barlab barlab1 ...