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PLOT

 

        CLIC\PLOT keyword [/NOFRAME [pen]] [/RECORD list] [/APPEND]
        [/IDENTIFY] [/RESET]

    Plot data according to  options  selected  by  CLIC\SET  command.   PLOT
    will  clear  the  screen  before plotting (the default with PLOT ALL and
    PLOT FIRST), while PLOT /NOFRAME will only plot the data itself, in  the
    same boxes, optionally using a different pen (useful to overlay plots).

    Parameters:
      CLIC\PLOT [ALL] Erases the screen and plots all data  in  the  current
        index (default).
      CLIC\PLOT FIRST Plots data from the first observation in  the  current
        index.
      CLIC\PLOT NEXT Plots data from the next  observation  in  the  current
        index.
      CLIC\PLOT number Plots data from the observation of the  given  number
        (must be in the current index).
      CLIC\PLOT SAME Plots again the last plotted  buffers  (with   possibly
        new options, such as line type, limits, ...).
      CLIC\PLOT /NOFRAME [pen] Do not erase the screen, and  plots  data  in
        the  present  boxes, optionally with a new pen. This may be used for
        comparing data or in conjunction with PLOT /APPEND.
      CLIC\PLOT  /RECORD  list  will  plot  only  some   records   for   the
        observation(s).  "list"  is  of  the format n1 to n2 n3 n4 to n5, as
        with SIC\FOR command.
      CLIC\PLOT /IDENTIFY [COLOUR] will plot a  different  GREG  symbol  for
        each source (if SET PLOT POINT  is currently active). Using optional
        argument COLOUR will produce points differing by colour rather  than
        by symbol shape.
      CLIC\PLOT /RESET Reset the  time  origin  (and,  by  consequence,  the
        time-dependent   amplitude  and  phase  calibration  curves)  before
        plotting.
      CLIC\PLOT /APPEND will not reset the previous buffers  before  reading
        data  and  plotting.   This  may  be used at the Plateau de Bure for
        incrementally plotting new data just after it is written on disk.


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