UTILITY GRAPH Type name [identifier]

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UTILITY GRAPH Type name [identifier]

This command displays a graph of time curves or space curves where possible. For time curves the user must supply the time curve name; for space curves the user must supply the space curve name and optionally an identifier X, Y, or Z for global space curves or L1-L4 for surface space curves.

Type	Name	Identifier
TCURVE	tcurve_name
SCURVE	scurve_name	[X]
		[Y]
		[Z]
		[L1]
		[L2]
		[L3]
		[L4]
OFF

Notes:

1.: Space Curve Limitations
This command will only generate a graph for TIME CURVES, LINE, SURFACE LINE, and GLOBAL space curves.
2.: Defaults
For global space curves the default identifier is X, for surface space curves the default identifier is L1.
3.: OFF
The OFF command cancels the graph and returns the display to what was on the screen prior to displaying the graph.

Examples:

1.

UTILITY GRAPH TCURVE TC1

**Figure 2.126:** Time curve graph
$\begin{figure} \centerline{ \psfig {figure=diagrams/gr1.ps,width=4.5in} }\end{figure}$

2.

UTILITY GRAPH SCURVE SC1

**Figure 2.127:** Space curve graph
$\begin{figure} \centerline{ \psfig {figure=diagrams/gr2.ps,width=4.5in} }\end{figure}$

See also the following commands

'CONSTRUCT SCURVE'
'CONSTRUCT TCURVE'
'PROPERTY ATTACH'

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1st October 1999