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SynopsisSpecify the height of all rows of plots created by split or grid_objects. Syntaxadjust_grid_yrelsizes([id,] heightarray) Description
The adjust_grid_yrelsizes command changes the size of all rows of plots in a frame created by split or grid_objects, using the values supplied in the "heightarray" parameter. The relational heights of all rows must be specified. For each row i, the height is calculated as "heightarray[i] * unit_height", where available_area = 1 - (top_margin + bottom_margin + (num_rows-1)*ygapsize) arraysum = heightarray[0] + heightarray[1] + .. + heightarray[n] unit_height = available_area / arraysum Since the rows are adjusted based on ratios of the heightarrays, the scale of the values is not important. The arrays "[3,6,12]", "[.1,.2,.4]", and "[500,100,200]" all produce the same row height: the rows double in size as they move from top to bottom. To change the spacing between the plots, use the adjust_grid_gaps command ("ahelp py.chips adjust_grid_gaps") . Example 1chips> split(3,3) chips> adjust_grid_yrelsizes([1,2,3]) A split command is issued to create a grid of 9 plots. The adjust_grid_yrelsizes command sets the height of the second and third rows of plots to be double and triple the height of the first row, respectively. BugsSee the bugs pages on the ChIPS website for an up-to-date listing of known bugs. |
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