| setgfplc | Set the place of a graphic structure within a graphic frame |
| -gf <gframe> | name of the graphic frame |
| -g <graphic> | name of the graphic structure |
| [-x0 <x0>] | left boundary in [0,1], default = 0.0 |
| [-y0 <y0>] | bottom boundary in [0,1], default = 0.0 |
| [-x1 <x1>] | right boundary in [0,1], default = 1.0 |
| [-y1 <y1>] | top boundary in [0,1], default = 1.0 |
| [-noname] | remove the name of the graphic |
| [-name] | show the name of the graphic structure |
This command sets the place of a graphic structure related to a graphic frame. The ranges of the coordinates are in 
. -noname forces the name of the graphic structure not to be shown in the frame, and -name makes sure that it will be shown (if hidden earlier with addgf or setgfplc).
Example (ex7.32): Two graphic structures are created and then connected to a graphic frame. They are further placed within the frame.
NDA> mkgrp grp1 -s som NDA> mkgrp grp2 -s som # ... and define bars in them NDA> mkgf -gf frm1 # Create a frame and set it NDA> addgf -gf frm1 -g grp1 NDA> setgfplc -gf frm1 -g grp1 -x0 0.05 -y0 0.05 -x1 0.45 -y1 0.45 NDA> addgf -gf frm1 -g grp2 NDA> setgfplc -gf frm1 -g grp2 -x0 0.55 -y0 0.55 -x1 0.95 -y1 0.95 NDA> show frm1 -t frm
