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gbtoplot

procedure gbtoplot[, x], y, [color=long integer], [/chan], [index=variable], [idstring=string]

Overplots using oplot on to the GBT plotter's surface. It also remembers the x and y values so that they can be replotted as needed (e.g. the x-axis changes). Overplots, if toggled off, are automatically toggled on by a call to gbtoplot.

Version
$Id$
Common blocks
gbtplot_common

Parameters
x
in, optional
numerical vector
The x values to be plotted. If omitted, then x is assumed to be channels starting at 0 and going through n_elements(y) - 1. When supplied, it must have the same number of elements as y. Unless chan is specified, this is assumed to be in the same units as the existing x axis.
y
in, required
numerical vector
. The y values to be plotted.

Keywords
color
in, optional
long integer (def. !g.oplotcolor)
The color of the line to be plotted.
chan
in, optional
boolean
When set, the x axis is assumed to be in channels and a conversion to the existing x axis is necessary to plot them. That conversion is done using the header information of the primary plot (the argument to the most recent show).
index
out, optional
variable
Returns the index associated with this oplot. This index can be used to clear this over plot using clearoplots. Note that once an index is cleared, subsequent indexes are renumbered - i.e. there are never any gaps in in index number.
idstring
in, optional
string
A string that can be used to identify this oplot and thereby group oplots together. This is most useful with clearoplots to remove just those oplots with the same idstring. Withing GBTIDL, all internal id strings begin with two underscores so that they are less likely to conflict with user-defined idstrings. The default is ''.


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