Contour Label Color Background

Joe Covert Joe.Covert at NOAA.GOV
Tue Jan 16 07:34:51 EST 2007


Patrick ....

1)  set cthick 6 (or higher) will change the contour thickness in the
display.  Anything less than 6 only affects the printed image.

2)  I believe to change the "label" background you have to issue a "set
background" command then the "set ccolor" command and then issue your
display command.

See if this gets you closer to what you're looking to do.  Can't answer
your font question sorry.

Joe

Patrick Reuter wrote the following on 1/15/2007 9:27 AM:
> Hi there !
>
> I'm using 'set gxout contour' for drawing uniformed colored contour lines
> ('set ccolor=1').
>
> I tried to change the font 'set font 1', it works.
>
> But what I want is :
>
> - to change the contour line thickness (I tried 'set cthick', but it
> doesnt seem to work - maybe it works only in the 'print' mode and not in
> the 'printim' mode ?)
>
> - to change the font color backgorund, that means taht I can draw a white
> font, on a black background that is on white workspace ('set background
> 1'). Hope this sounds clear .. what I mean is that I want to know if
> there
> is a way to draw sort of 'inverse fonts'..
>
> - to use user-defined fonts for the labels. Does anybody know how to
> convert TTF fonts into the .dat fonts for Grads ?
>
> I appreciate any comments on that !
>
> Have a nice day
>
>   Patrick

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