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| documentation:language_reference:objects:graphics:start [2026/11/12 18:37] – Maurits W. Haverkort | documentation:language_reference:objects:graphics:start [2026/11/12 18:43] (current) – Maurits W. Haverkort |
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| A Graphics object has a size in mm, //pl.SizeX// by //pl.SizeY//. The plots of //Graphics.Plot// are an A4 page in landscape, 297 mm by 210 mm. Everything on the page is given relative to it: a point is a fraction of the width and of the height of the page, with (0,0) the lower left and (1,1) the upper right corner, and the width of a line and the height of a text are fractions of $\sqrt{\mathrm{width} \cdot \mathrm{height}}$. A page of another size therefore gives the same plot, larger or smaller, and a page of another shape the same plot stretched. | A Graphics object has a size in mm, //pl.SizeX// by //pl.SizeY//. Standardly the plots of //Graphics.Plot// are an A4 page in landscape, 297 mm by 210 mm. Everything on the page is given relative to it: a point is a fraction of the width and of the height of the page, with (0,0) the lower left and (1,1) the upper right corner, and the width of a line and the height of a text are fractions of $\sqrt{\mathrm{width} \cdot \mathrm{height}}$. A page of another size therefore gives the same plot, larger or smaller, and a page of another shape the same plot stretched. |
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