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<h2><b>set cstyle</b></h2>
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<code>set cstyle <i>style</i></code>
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Sets the contour linestyle. <code><i>style</i></code> options are:
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<code>0 </code>- no contours <br>
<code>1 </code>- solid <br>
<code>2 </code>- long dash <br>
<code>3 </code>- short dash <br>
<code>4 </code>- long dash, short dash <br>
<code>5 </code>- dotted <br>
<code>6 </code>- dot dash <br>
<code>7 </code>- dot dot dash <br>
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<h3>Usage Notes</h3>
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<li><code>set cstyle</code> is reset by entering <a
href="gradcomdclear.html"><code>clear</code></a> or <a
href="gradcomddisplay.html"><code>display</code></a>.
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<li><code>set cstyle 0</code> will generate the following message:
<code>"WARNING cstyle = 0 ; no lines will be plotted; I suggest 1
..."</code>. However, it may be used with <a
href="gradcomdsetcmark.html"><code>set cmark</code></a> for drawing a
'line' plot with marks at all the data points that are not connected
by a line.
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<h3>Examples </h3>
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