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Lists can also be displayed using the command  PLOT. 
PLOT has a large 
number of options, some corresponding to possible list .
Usually in any given list the first two columns are taken as the 
cartesian coordinates.
This can be altered with the  SET XCOLUMN and  SET YCOLUMN commands.
The available plot types are:
  -  /1TO1 for true aspect ratio.
  
-  /BOXES A BOXES list has four coordinate pairs associated with each 
        element, defining the vertices of the rectangle, the object position
        on the slit etc.
        Thus a  PLOT/BOXES will draw up those regions on the device.
        Additionally  /CYCLE will draw subsequent ones in different
        colour pens.
  
-  /JOIN draws arrows between corresponding pairs of ( , , ) positions
        from two list slots. The user can further specify an expansion
        factor, by which the length of the arrow is increased, whilst the
        origin and direction remain the same. This option is useful to
        visualise the effects of transformations on an image. ) positions
        from two list slots. The user can further specify an expansion
        factor, by which the length of the arrow is increased, whilst the
        origin and direction remain the same. This option is useful to
        visualise the effects of transformations on an image.
-  /CIRCLE draws a circle of user defined centre and radius
        on an existing plot.
  
-  /ELLIPSE similarly draws an ellipse of user defined centre and
        dimensions on an existing plot.
  
-  /KNOTS uses a KNOTS list to draw horizontal 
        and vertical lines
        representing the spline fitting knots.
  
-  /LINE draws in line segments to connect successive points in
        a list.
  
-  /MASK plots a representation of a mask using information
        in the MASK list. Any coordinate of zero-weight will be be plotted
        as for a fiducial hole.
  
-  /NUMBERS prints the numbers contained in a specified column
        of the current list, at the cartesian positions 
        defined for each list entry.
  
-  /SPECTRUM draws a spectrum list.
  
-  /FIBOX for a FIBOX list.
  
-  /FIELD draws a rectangle, taking user defined limits.
  
-  /FIDUCIAL draws four crosses at the cardinal points
        a user specified distance from the origin.
  
-  /ROH draws a representation of a row-of-holes mask.
        This qualifier is only for use with  /MASK.
  
-  /DIRECT for plotting of a DRCT list, in the form
        of an outline of the slits (and fiducial holes) and
        also the zero-order position.
  
-  /LIMIT shows the limits of the field of view, as determined
        by CAMFIELD and COLFIELD.
  
-  /TEXT plots up text at a user defined position
PLOT does not clear the device and so is drawn on top of any existing
image or previous PLOT.
For interactive displays the line colour can be changed with the command 
 SET PEN.
For hard copies plots can be made on subsequent pages by ADVANCEing the 
plotting window. If  ADVANCE is used on an
interactive display the device 
is simply cleared.
(NB: the hardcopy file thus created must be sent to the appropriate 
physical device by issuing a DCL command.)
 
  
  
  
  
  
 
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