Changeset 3443 in Sophya


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Dec 15, 2007, 2:11:16 PM (18 years ago)
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Encore qques modifs de detail ds piapp.tex - Reza 15/12/2007

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    603603Graphical representation of most objects in piapp is
    604604handled through objects inheriting from the {\bf PIDrawer class}. A base drawer
    605 (PIElDrawer, number 0) associated to all three above viewers manages the axes drawing
    606 as well as the added graphic elements (text, arrow, \ldots). A drawer management menu
     605({\bf PIElDrawer}, number 0) is associated to the three viewers presented above,
     606and manages the axes drawing as well as the added graphic elements
     607(text, arrow, \ldots). A drawer management menu
    607608can be activated using {\tt $<$Alt$>$D}. This menu can be used to move and resize
    608609drawers, or to display a window for changing drawers graphic attributes.
     
    636637specifying some of the axes attributes, such as color or the font used for
    637638drawing the axes. The command {\bf setaxesatt}  (\myppageref{setaxesatt})
    638 should thus be used to specify generic graphic attributes (color, font, line type). \\
    639 for axes.
    640 \begin{itemize}
    641 \item[\bul]  The {\bf PIScDrawWdg} viewer options: \\
     639should thus be used to specify generic graphic attributes
     640(color, font, line type) for axes.
     641\subsubsection{PIScDrawWdg}
     642The {\bf PIScDrawWdg} which handles 2d graphics recognizes the following options:
    642643\begin{verbatim}
    643644>> To define the 2D axes limits (in user coordinates)
     
    652653\end{verbatim}
    653654%%%
    654 \item[\bul]  The {\bf PIDraw3DWdg} viewer options: \\
     655\subsubsection{PIDraw3DWdg}
     656The {\bf PIDraw3DWdg} which handles 3d graphics recognizes the following options:
    655657\begin{verbatim}
    656658>> To define the 3D box limits :
     
    666668\end{verbatim}
    667669%%%
    668 \item[\bul]  The {\bf PIImage} viewer options: \\
     670\subsubsection{PIImage}
     671The {\bf PIImage} which handles image display recognizes the following options:
    669672\begin{verbatim}
    670673>> Define display zoomfactor
     
    705708\end{verbatim}
    706709%%%
    707 \item[\bul]  The {\bf PIGraphicAtt} Generic graphic attributes (color/font/line \ldots)
    708 decoded by all drawers: \\
     710\subsubsection{PIGraphicAtt}
     711The {\bf PIGraphicAtt} Generic graphic attributes (color/font/line \ldots)
     712decoded by all drawers:
    709713\begin{verbatim}
    710714>>> color=ColorName - fgcolor=ColorName - bgcolor=ColorName
     
    749753\end{verbatim}
    750754%%%%
    751 \item[\bul]  The {\bf PIElDrawer} decodes axe drawing attributes: \\
     755\subsubsection{PIElDrawer}
     756The {\bf PIElDrawer} decodes axe drawing attributes:
    752757\begin{verbatim}
    753758 >> Axe and grid configuration flags:
     
    768773   
    769774\end{verbatim}
    770 \item[\bul]  The {\bf PINTuple} handles most 2D plotting : \\
     775The {\bf PINTuple} handles most 2D plotting : \\
    771776\begin{verbatim}
    772777  sta,stat,stats:            activate   statistic display
     
    782787\end{verbatim}
    783788%%%
    784 \item[\bul]  {\bf PIHisto} and {\bf PIHisto2D} handle1D and 2D histograms display. \\
    785 The following options are recognised by PIHisto: \\
     789\subsubsection{PIHisto, PIHisto2D}
     790{\bf PIHisto} and {\bf PIHisto2D} handle1D and 2D histograms display. \\
     791The following options are recognised by {\bf PIHisto}: \\
    786792\begin{verbatim}
    787793 ---- PIHisto options help info :
     
    803809
    804810\end{verbatim}
    805 The following options are recognised by PIHisto2D: \\
     811The following options are recognised by {\bf PIHisto2D}: \\
    806812\begin{verbatim}
    807813- sta,stat,stats:            activate   statistic display
     
    823829\end{verbatim}
    824830%%%%
    825 \item[\bul]  The {\bf PINTuple3D} and {\bf PISurfaceDrawer}
    826 handles basic 3D plotting and can decode the common 3D box options: \\
     831\subsubsection{PINTuple3D , PISurfaceDrawer}
     832The {\bf PINTuple3D} and {\bf PISurfaceDrawer}
     833handles basic 3D plotting and can decode the common 3D box options:
    827834\begin{verbatim}
    828835  X/Y,Z axis rescaling option (-> cubic 3D box) 
     
    831838  rescalexy=autoscalexy / norescalexy=noautoscalexy : Z axis
    832839\end{verbatim}
    833 The  PINTuple3D decodes in addition the following options:
     840The {\bf PINTuple3D} decodes in addition the following options:
    834841\begin{verbatim}
    835842 connectpoints: The points are connected by a line
     
    839846 
    840847\end{verbatim} 
    841 \item[\bul]  The {\bf (PIContourDrawer)} decodes the following options :  \\
     848
     849\subsubsection{PIContourDrawer}
     850The {\bf PIContourDrawer} decodes the following options :  \\
    842851\begin{verbatim}
    843852 autolevels : automatic selection of levels and number of contours
     
    850859\end{verbatim} 
    851860
    852 \item[\bul]  {\bf PIBarGraph} options : \\
     861\subsubsection{PIBarGraph , PITextDrawer}
     862{\bf PIBarGraph} is used by the {\tt bargraph} \myppageref{bargraph}
     863command and has the following graphic options:
    853864\begin{verbatim}
    854865 ---- PIBarGraph options help info :
     
    859870 --- + Usual colr/line/font  attribute decoding ...
    860871 \end{verbatim}
    861 \end{itemize}
     872The command {\tt textdrawer} \myppageref{textdrawer} uses the
     873{\bf PITextDrawer} which has the following options : \\
     874\hspace*{10mm} {\tt frame,noframe: enable/disable frame drawing}
    862875
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