Syntax

[C/C++:]
void ggEnqPlotFrame(int *flg, GLIMIT *limits);

[F90:]
subroutine ggEnqPlotFrame(flg, limits)

integer, intent(out) :: flg
type(GLIMIT), intent(out) :: limits

Arguments

flg
Flag to indicate source of drawing limits

= GGINOMODE

limits set by current GINO window

= GGINOGRAF

limits set by ggSetPlotFrame()

limits.xmin
The minimum limit of the graph drawing area in the horizontal direction

limits.xmax
The maximum limit of the graph drawing area in the horizontal direction

limits.ymin
The minimum limit of the graph drawing area in the vertical direction

limits.ymax
The maximum limit of the graph drawing area in the vertical direction

Description

The routine ggEnqPlotFrame() returns the current limits of the graph drawing area and a flag to indicate how they were set.

By default, the drawing area is defined as the current window limits as set by GINO. However, the routine ggSetPlotFrame() can be used to set alternative limits, without affecting the clipping limit.

See Also

ggEnqPlotFrame Usage
ggSetPlotFrame

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