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RESETName:
You can also selectively reset internal settings based on a keyword (see Syntax 2). You can also specifiy names that will not be reset for the DATA, VARIABLES, PARAMETERS, FUNCTIONS, and MATRICES options (see Syntax 3).
where <keyword is one of the following: ALL - reset all internal settings CONTROL - reset the plot control settings DATA - reset the data settings SUPPORT - resets the support settings GRAPHICS - resets the graphics settings I/O - resets the I/O settings CLSB - resets the CLSB (CHARACTER, LINE, SPIKE, BAR) settings LIMITS - resets the LIMITS settings VARIABLES - reset variable settings PARAMETERS - reset parameter settings FUNCTIONS - reset function settings MATRICES - reset matrix settings.
where <name> identifies a single name; and where ON specifies the name will be added to the list and OFF specifies the name will be removed from the list. Dataplot maintains a list of 1 to 30 names that will not be reset by the RESET DATA, RESET VARIABLES, RESET PARAMETERS, RESET FUNCTIONS, and RESET MATRICES commands. You can use this syntax to add or remove names from the list. The ON switch is optional for adding a name. However, the OFF switch is required to delete a name from the list.
This syntax can be used to clear the argument list for macros. Enter HELP MACRO SUBSTITUTION CHARACTER for details.
RESET DATA RESET LIMITS RESET VARIABLES RESET NO RESET Y
1993/09: Added RESET LIMITS and RESET CLSB 2015/12: For Windows, do not reset the QuickWin device 2016/09: Added RESET NO RESET option 2016/09: Added RESET COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS SKIP 25 READ BERGER1.DAT Y X BATCH FIT Y X RESET VARIABLES READ LEW.DAT Y 4-PLOT Y
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