8 Plot and Renderer Parameters

8.15

8 Plot and Renderer Parameters🔗ℹ

8.1 Compatibility🔗ℹ

parameter
(plot-deprecation-warnings?) → boolean?
(plot-deprecation-warnings? warnings) → void?
warnings : boolean?
= #f

When #t, prints a deprecation warning to current-error-port on the first use of mix, line, contour, shade, surface, or a keyword argument of plot or plot3d that exists solely for backward compatibility.

8.2 Output🔗ℹ

parameter
(plot-new-window?) → boolean?
(plot-new-window? new-window?) → void?
new-window? : boolean?
= #f

When #t, plot and plot3d open a new window for each plot instead of returning an image-snip%.

Users of command-line Racket, which cannot display image snips, should enter

(plot-new-window? #t)

before using plot or plot3d.

parameter
(plot-width) → exact-positive-integer?
(plot-width width) → void?
width : exact-positive-integer?
= 400
parameter
(plot-height) → exact-positive-integer?
(plot-height height) → void?
height : exact-positive-integer?
= 400

The width and height of a plot, in logical drawing units (e.g. pixels for bitmap plots). Used for default arguments of plotting procedures such as plot and plot3d.

parameter
(plot-jpeg-quality) → (integer-in 0 100)
(plot-jpeg-quality quality) → void?
quality : (integer-in 0 100)
= 100

The quality of JPEG images written by plot-file and plot3d-file. See save-file.

parameter
(plot-ps/pdf-interactive?) → boolean?
(plot-ps/pdf-interactive? interactive?) → void?
interactive? : boolean?
= #f

If #t, plot-file and plot3d-file open a dialog when writing PostScript or PDF files. See post-script-dc% and pdf-dc%.

8.3 General Appearance🔗ℹ

parameter
(plot-aspect-ratio) → (or/c (and/c rational? positive?) #f)
(plot-aspect-ratio ratio) → void?
ratio : (or/c (and/c rational? positive?) #f)
= #f

Controls the aspect ratio of the plot area, independently from the width and height of the entire plot.

When the aspect ratio is #f, the plot area fill fill the entire area of the plot, leaving room only for the axis labels and title.

When an aspect ratio is a positive number, the plot area will maintain this aspect ratio, possibly leaving empty areas around the plot.

This feature is useful when the aspect ratio needs to be maintained for the plot output to look correct, for example when plotting a circle:

> (parameterize ([plot-aspect-ratio 1]
[plot-background "lightyellow"])
(plot (polar (lambda (t) 1)) #:width 400 #:height 200))

Added in version 8.1 of package plot-gui-lib.

parameter
(plot-title) → (or/c string? #f)
(plot-title title) → void?
  title : (or/c string? #f)
= #f
parameter
(plot-x-label) → (or/c string? #f)
(plot-x-label label) → void?
  label : (or/c string? #f)
= "x axis"
parameter
(plot-y-label) → (or/c string? #f)
(plot-y-label label) → void?
  label : (or/c string? #f)
= "y axis"
parameter
(plot-z-label) → (or/c string? #f)
(plot-z-label label) → void?
  label : (or/c string? #f)
= #f

Title and near axis labels. A #f value means the label is not drawn and takes no space. A "" value effectively means the label is not drawn, but it takes space. Used as default keyword arguments of plotting procedures such as plot and plot3d.

parameter
(plot-x-far-label) → (or/c string? #f)
(plot-x-far-label label) → void?
  label : (or/c string? #f)
= #f
parameter
(plot-y-far-label) → (or/c string? #f)
(plot-y-far-label label) → void?
  label : (or/c string? #f)
= #f
parameter
(plot-z-far-label) → (or/c string? #f)
(plot-z-far-label label) → void?
  label : (or/c string? #f)
= #f

Far axis labels. A #f value means the label is not drawn and takes no space. A "" value effectively means the label is not drawn, but it takes space. See plot-x-ticks for a discussion of near and far axes.

parameter
(plot3d-samples) → (and/c exact-integer? (>=/c 2))
(plot3d-samples n) → void?
n : (and/c exact-integer? (>=/c 2))
= 41

Number of samples taken of functions plotted by 3D renderers, per-axis. Used as the default #:samples argument of surface3d, polar3d, isoline3d, contours3d, contour-intervals3d, isosurface3d and isosurfaces3d.

parameter
(plot3d-angle) → real?
(plot3d-angle angle) → void?
angle : real?
= 30
parameter
(plot3d-altitude) → real?
(plot3d-altitude altitude) → void?
altitude : real?
= 60

The angle and altitude of the camera in rendering 3D plots, in degrees. Used as default keyword arguments of plotting procedures such as plot3d.

parameter
(plot3d-ambient-light) → (real-in 0 1)
(plot3d-ambient-light amt) → void?
  amt : (real-in 0 1)
= 2/3
parameter
(plot3d-diffuse-light?) → boolean?
(plot3d-diffuse-light? diffuse?) → void?
  diffuse? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(plot3d-specular-light?) → boolean?
(plot3d-specular-light? specular?) → void?
  specular? : boolean?
= #t

Amount of ambient light, and whether 3D plots are rendered with diffuse and specular reflectance.

parameter
(plot-line-width) → (>=/c 0)
(plot-line-width width) → void?
width : (>=/c 0)
= 1

The width of the lines used to draw plot axes and other non-renderer elements.

The line width for plot renderers, such as function and lines, is controlled by the line-width parameter.

parameter
(plot-line-cap) → plot-pen-cap/c
(plot-line-cap cap) → void?
cap : plot-pen-cap/c
= 'round

The cap of the lines used to draw plot axes and other non-renderer elements. See also line-cap.

Added in version 8.10 of package plot-gui-lib.

parameter
(plot-inset)
→ (or/c (>=/c 0) (list (>=/c 0) (>=/c 0) (>=/c 0) (>=/c 0)))
(plot-inset inset) → void?
inset : (or/c (>=/c 0) (list (>=/c 0) (>=/c 0) (>=/c 0) (>=/c 0)))
= 0

The amount of space around the plot to leave unused, when calculating plot layouts for ticks and axis labels. The parameter can be specified as a single value, which applies to all sides of the plot image, or as a list of four separate values for the left, right, top, and bottom margins of the plot image.

One example use for this parameter is to avoid clipping tick marks when lines for plot elements are very thick, see plot-line-width and line-width. In such a case, the end of axis ticks can be drawn beyond the end point of the line, and might be clipped at the edge of the drawing region. A non-zero plot-inset value can be used to avoid this clipping.

See also plot-legend-padding for an equivalent setting for the plot legend.

Added in version 8.11 of package plot-gui-lib.

parameter
(plot-foreground) → plot-color/c
(plot-foreground color) → void?
color : plot-color/c
= 0
parameter
(plot-background) → plot-color/c
(plot-background color) → void?
color : plot-color/c
= 0

The plot foreground and background color. That both are 0 by default is not a mistake: for foreground colors, 0 is interpreted as black; for background colors, 0 is interpreted as white. See ->pen-color and ->brush-color for details on how Plot interprets integer colors.

parameter
(plot-foreground-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(plot-foreground-alpha alpha) → void?
alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1
parameter
(plot-background-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(plot-background-alpha alpha) → void?
alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1

The opacity of the background and foreground colors.

parameter
(plot-font-size) → (>=/c 0)
(plot-font-size size) → void?
  size : (>=/c 0)
= 11
parameter
(plot-font-face) → (or/c string? #f)
(plot-font-face face) → void?
  face : (or/c string? #f)
= #f
parameter
(plot-font-family) → font-family/c
(plot-font-family family) → void?
  family : font-family/c
= 'roman

The font size (in drawing units), face, and family of the title, axis labels, tick labels, and other labels.

parameter
(plot-legend-font-size) → (or/c (>=/c 0) #f)
(plot-legend-font-size size) → void?
  size : (or/c (>=/c 0) #f)
= #f
parameter
(plot-legend-font-face) → (or/c string? #f)
(plot-legend-font-face face) → void?
  face : (or/c string? #f)
= #f
parameter
(plot-legend-font-family) → (or/c font-family/c #f)
(plot-legend-font-family family) → void?
  family : (or/c font-family/c #f)
= #f

The font size (in drawing units), face, and family to prefer for the legend text. If set to #f, then the corresponding plot-font-X parameter is used.

parameter
(plot-legend-anchor) → legend-anchor/c
(plot-legend-anchor legend-anchor) → void?
legend-anchor : legend-anchor/c
= 'top-left
parameter
(plot-legend-box-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(plot-legend-box-alpha alpha) → void?
alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 2/3

The placement of the legend and the opacity of its background.

parameter
(plot-legend-layout)
→ (list/c (or/c 'columns 'rows) positive-integer? (or/c 'equal-size 'compact))
(plot-legend-layout layout) → void?
layout : (list/c (or/c 'columns 'rows) positive-integer? (or/c 'equal-size 'compact))
= '(columns 1 equal-size)

Defines the way in which individual entries are placed in the legend. This is a list of three elements:

the placement direction ('columns or 'rows)
the number of columns or rows
whether all the entries will have the same size ('equal-size), or the entries will only occupy the minimum size ('compact)

For example, the value '(columns 1 equal-size) will place the legend entries vertically from top to bottom and all entries will have the same height. A value of '(rows 2 'compact) will place legend entries horizontally on two rows – this type of layout is useful when the legend is placed at the top or bottom of the plot.

Added in version 7.9 of package plot-gui-lib.

parameter
(plot-legend-padding)
→ (or/c (>=/c 0) (list (>=/c 0) (>=/c 0) (>=/c 0) (>=/c 0)))
(plot-legend-padding padding) → void?
padding : (or/c (>=/c 0) (list (>=/c 0) (>=/c 0) (>=/c 0) (>=/c 0)))
= 0

The amount of space to add between the legend entries and the border drawn around the legend. The parameter can be specified as a single value, which applies to all sides, or as a list of four separate values for the left, right, top, and bottom sides of the legend.

One example use for this parameter is to avoid clipping thick lines used in legend entries, see plot-line-width and line-width. In such a case, the end of the lines can be drawn outside the border of the legend, a non-zero plot-legend-padding value can be used to avoid this situation.

See also plot-inset for a similar setting for the entire plot image.

Added in version 8.11 of package plot-gui-lib.

parameter
(plot-tick-size) → (>=/c 0)
(plot-tick-size size) → void?
size : (>=/c 0)
= 10

The length of tick lines, in drawing units.

parameter
(plot-x-tick-label-anchor) → anchor/c
(plot-x-tick-label-anchor anchor) → void?
  anchor : anchor/c
= 'top
parameter
(plot-y-tick-label-anchor) → anchor/c
(plot-y-tick-label-anchor anchor) → void?
  anchor : anchor/c
= 'right
parameter
(plot-x-far-tick-label-anchor) → anchor/c
(plot-x-far-tick-label-anchor anchor) → void?
  anchor : anchor/c
= 'bottom
parameter
(plot-y-far-tick-label-anchor) → anchor/c
(plot-y-far-tick-label-anchor anchor) → void?
  anchor : anchor/c
= 'left
parameter
(plot-x-tick-label-angle) → real?
(plot-x-tick-label-angle angle) → void?
  angle : real?
= 0
parameter
(plot-y-tick-label-angle) → real?
(plot-y-tick-label-angle angle) → void?
  angle : real?
= 0
parameter
(plot-x-far-tick-label-angle) → real?
(plot-x-far-tick-label-angle angle) → void?
  angle : real?
= 0
parameter
(plot-y-far-tick-label-angle) → real?
(plot-y-far-tick-label-angle angle) → void?
  angle : real?
= 0

Anchor and angles for axis tick labels (2D only). Angles are in degrees. The anchor refers to the part of the label attached to the end of the tick line.

Set these when labels would otherwise overlap; for example, in histograms with long category names.

> (parameterize ([plot-x-tick-label-anchor  'top-right]
                 [plot-x-tick-label-angle   30])
    (plot (discrete-histogram '(#(really-long-category-name-1 2)
                                #(long-category-name-2 1.75)
                                #(long-category-name-3 2.5)))))

parameter
(plot-x-axis?) → boolean?
(plot-x-axis? draw?) → void?
  draw? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(plot-y-axis?) → boolean?
(plot-y-axis? draw?) → void?
  draw? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(plot-z-axis?) → boolean?
(plot-z-axis? draw?) → void?
  draw? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(plot-x-far-axis?) → boolean?
(plot-x-far-axis? draw?) → void?
  draw? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(plot-y-far-axis?) → boolean?
(plot-y-far-axis? draw?) → void?
  draw? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(plot-z-far-axis?) → boolean?
(plot-z-far-axis? draw?) → void?
  draw? : boolean?
= #t

When any of these is #f, the corresponding axis is not drawn.

Use these along with x-axis and y-axis renderers if you want axes that intersect the origin or some other point.

parameter
(plot-x-tick-labels?) → boolean?
(plot-x-tick-labels? draw?) → void?
  draw? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(plot-y-tick-labels?) → boolean?
(plot-y-tick-labels? draw?) → void?
  draw? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(plot-z-tick-labels?) → boolean?
(plot-z-tick-labels? draw?) → void?
  draw? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(plot-x-far-tick-labels?) → boolean?
(plot-x-far-tick-labels? draw?) → void?
  draw? : boolean?
parameter
(plot-y-far-tick-labels?) → boolean?
(plot-y-far-tick-labels? draw?) → void?
  draw? : boolean?
parameter
(plot-z-far-tick-labels?) → boolean?
(plot-z-far-tick-labels? draw?) → void?
  draw? : boolean?

When any of these is #f, the corresponding labels for the ticks on the axis are not drawn. These parameters work together with the parameters like plot-x-axis? that control the drawing of the axes; i.e. tick labels won’t be drawn unless the axis itself is drawn.

parameter
(plot-animating?) → boolean?
(plot-animating? animating?) → void?
animating? : boolean?
= #f

When #t, certain renderers draw simplified plots to speed up drawing. Plot sets it to #t, for example, when a user is clicking and dragging a 3D plot to rotate it.

procedure
(animated-samples samples) → (and/c exact-integer? (>=/c 2))
samples : (and/c exact-integer? (>=/c 2))

Given a number of samples, returns the number of samples to use. This returns samples when plot-animating? is #f.

parameter
(plot-decorations?) → boolean?
(plot-decorations? draw?) → void?
draw? : boolean?
= #t

When #f, axes, axis labels, ticks, tick labels, and the title are not drawn.

parameter
(plot-pen-color-map) → (or/c symbol? #f)
(plot-pen-color-map name) → void?
name : (or/c symbol? #f)
= #f
parameter
(plot-brush-color-map) → (or/c symbol? #f)
(plot-brush-color-map name) → void?
name : (or/c symbol? #f)
= #f

Specify the color maps to be used by ->pen-color and ->brush-color respectively, for converting integer values into RGB triplets, or when integer values are used with the #:color keyword of various plot renderers. You can determine the list of available color map names using color-map-names.

If name is not a valid color map name, the internal color map will be used, this is the same as specifying #f.

When the color map value is set to #f, internal color maps will be used, one for pen and one for brush colors. The internal color map used for pen colors has darker and more saturated colors than the one used for brush colors. These colors are chosen for good pairwise contrast, especially between neighbors and they repeat starting with 128.

The color maps available by default are shown below and additional ones can be added using register-color-map:

Added in version 7.3 of package plot-gui-lib.

8.4 Lines🔗ℹ

parameter
(line-samples) → (and/c exact-integer? (>=/c 2))
(line-samples n) → void?
n : (and/c exact-integer? (>=/c 2))
= 500

The number of points to sample when approximating a line. Used as a default keyword argument in function, inverse, parametric, polar, density, function-interval, inverse-interval, parametric-interval, polar-interval, area-histogram and parametric3d.

parameter
(line-color) → plot-color/c
(line-color color) → void?
  color : plot-color/c
= 1
parameter
(line-width) → (>=/c 0)
(line-width width) → void?
  width : (>=/c 0)
= 1
parameter
(line-style) → plot-pen-style/c
(line-style style) → void?
  style : plot-pen-style/c
= 'solid
parameter
(line-cap) → plot-pen-cap/c
(line-cap cap) → void?
  cap : plot-pen-cap/c
= 'round
parameter
(line-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(line-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1

The pen color, pen width, pen style, pen cap and opacity of lines in plots.

Except for line-cap, all other parameters are used as default keyword arguments of function, inverse, lines, parametric, polar, density, isoline, lines3d, parametric3d and isoline3d.

The line-cap parameter applies to lines drawn by renderers in a plot. See also plot-line-cap.

Added in version 8.10 of package plot-gui-lib.

8.5 Intervals🔗ℹ

parameter
(interval-color) → plot-color/c
(interval-color color) → void?
  color : plot-color/c
= 3
parameter
(interval-style) → plot-brush-style/c
(interval-style style) → void?
  style : plot-brush-style/c
= 'solid
parameter
(interval-line1-color) → plot-color/c
(interval-line1-color color) → void?
  color : plot-color/c
= 3
parameter
(interval-line1-width) → (>=/c 0)
(interval-line1-width width) → void?
  width : (>=/c 0)
= 1
parameter
(interval-line1-style) → plot-pen-style/c
(interval-line1-style style) → void?
  style : plot-pen-style/c
= 'solid
parameter
(interval-line2-color) → plot-color/c
(interval-line2-color color) → void?
  color : plot-color/c
= 3
parameter
(interval-line2-width) → (>=/c 0)
(interval-line2-width width) → void?
  width : (>=/c 0)
= 1
parameter
(interval-line2-style) → plot-pen-style/c
(interval-line2-style style) → void?
  style : plot-pen-style/c
= 'solid
parameter
(interval-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(interval-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 3/4

The brush color/style, lower line pen color/width/style, upper line pen color/width/style, and opacity of interval plots. Used as default keyword arguments of function-interval, inverse-interval, lines-interval, parametric-interval and polar-interval.

8.6 Points and Point Labels🔗ℹ

parameter
(point-sym) → point-sym/c
(point-sym sym) → void?
  sym : point-sym/c
= 'circle
parameter
(point-size) → (>=/c 0)
(point-size size) → void?
  size : (>=/c 0)
= 6
parameter
(point-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(point-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1

The symbol, and its size and opacity, used in point plots. Used as default keyword arguments of points and points3d.

parameter
(point-x-jitter) → (>=/c 0)
(point-x-jitter x-jitter) → void?
  x-jitter : (>=/c 0)
= 0
parameter
(point-y-jitter) → (>=/c 0)
(point-y-jitter y-jitter) → void?
  y-jitter : (>=/c 0)
= 0
parameter
(point-z-jitter) → (>=/c 0)
(point-z-jitter z-jitter) → void?
  z-jitter : (>=/c 0)
= 0

When any of x-jitter, y-jitter, or z-jitter are non-zero, points and points3d will produce points randomly translated from their original position along the x, y, or z axis, respectively. For instance, if each parameter is set to 0.5, then points '(0 0) will produce a random point in a square of area 1 centered at '(0 0). Likewise points3d will make a random point within a unit cube centered at '(0 0 0).

parameter
(point-color) → plot-color/c
(point-color color) → void?
color : plot-color/c
= 0
parameter
(point-line-width) → (>=/c 0)
(point-line-width width) → void?
width : (>=/c 0)
= 1

The color and line width of symbols used in point plots and labeled points. Used as default keyword arguments of points and points3d, as well as in point-label, function-label, inverse-label, parametric-label, polar-label and point-label3d.

parameter
(label-anchor) → anchor/c
(label-anchor anchor) → void?
  anchor : anchor/c
= 'left
parameter
(label-angle) → real?
(label-angle angle) → void?
  angle : real?
= 0
parameter
(label-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(label-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1
parameter
(label-point-size) → (>=/c 0)
(label-point-size size) → void?
  size : (>=/c 0)
= 4

Point label anchor, angle, and opacity, and the size of points next to labels. Used as default keyword arguments of point-label, function-label, inverse-label, parametric-label, polar-label and point-label3d.

8.7 Vector Fields & Arrows🔗ℹ

parameter
(vector-field-samples) → exact-positive-integer?
(vector-field-samples n) → void?
n : exact-positive-integer?
= 20
parameter
(vector-field3d-samples) → exact-positive-integer?
(vector-field3d-samples n) → void?
n : exact-positive-integer?
= 9

The default number of samples vector-field and vector-field3d take, respectively.

parameter
(vector-field-color) → plot-color/c
(vector-field-color color) → void?
  color : plot-color/c
= 1
parameter
(vector-field-line-width) → (>=/c 0)
(vector-field-line-width width) → void?
  width : (>=/c 0)
= 2/3
parameter
(vector-field-line-style) → plot-pen-style/c
(vector-field-line-style style) → void?
  style : plot-pen-style/c
= 'solid
parameter
(vector-field-scale)
→ (or/c real? (one-of/c 'auto 'normalized))
(vector-field-scale scale) → void?
  scale : (or/c real? (one-of/c 'auto 'normalized))
= 'auto
parameter
(vector-field-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(vector-field-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1

The default pen color, pen width, pen style, scaling factor, and opacity used by vector-field and vector-field3d.

parameter
(arrows-color) → plot-color/c
(arrows-color color) → void?
  color : plot-color/c
= 1
parameter
(arrows-line-width) → (>=/c 0)
(arrows-line-width width) → void?
  width : (>=/c 0)
= 2/3
parameter
(arrows-line-style) → plot-pen-style/c
(arrows-line-style style) → void?
  style : plot-pen-style/c
= 'solid
parameter
(arrows-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(arrows-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1

The default pen color, pen width, pen style, and opacity used by arrows and arrows3d.

Added in version 7.9 of package plot-gui-lib.

parameter
(arrow-head-size-or-scale)
→ (or/c (>=/c 0) (list/c '= (>=/c 0)))
(arrow-head-size-or-scale size) → void?
size : (or/c (>=/c 0) (list/c '= (>=/c 0)))
= 2/5
parameter
(arrow-head-angle) → (>=/c 0)
(arrow-head-angle alpha) → void?
alpha : (>=/c 0)
= (/ pi 6)

The default size and angle of the arrow head in vector-field, vector-field3d, arrows and arrows3d. When the arrow-head-size-or-scale is a number, it is interpreted as a proportion of the arrow length , and will be bigger for longer arrows. When it is in the form (list '= size), it is interpreted as the size of the arrow head in drawing units (pixels).

Added in version 7.9 of package plot-gui-lib.

8.8 Error Bars🔗ℹ

parameter
(error-bar-width) → (>=/c 0)
(error-bar-width width) → void?
  width : (>=/c 0)
= 6
parameter
(error-bar-color) → plot-color/c
(error-bar-color color) → void?
  color : plot-color/c
= 0
parameter
(error-bar-line-width) → (>=/c 0)
(error-bar-line-width pen-width) → void?
  pen-width : (>=/c 0)
= 1
parameter
(error-bar-line-style) → plot-pen-style/c
(error-bar-line-style pen-style) → void?
  pen-style : plot-pen-style/c
= 'solid
parameter
(error-bar-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(error-bar-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 2/3

The default width, pen color/width/style, and opacity used by error-bars.

8.9 Candlesticks🔗ℹ

parameter
(candlestick-width) → (>=/c 0)
(candlestick-width width) → void?
  width : (>=/c 0)
= 1
parameter
(candlestick-up-color) → plot-color/c
(candlestick-up-color color) → void?
  color : plot-color/c
= 2
parameter
(candlestick-down-color) → plot-color/c
(candlestick-down-color color) → void?
  color : plot-color/c
= 1
parameter
(candlestick-line-width) → (>=/c 0)
(candlestick-line-width pen-width) → void?
  pen-width : (>=/c 0)
= 1
parameter
(candlestick-line-style) → plot-pen-style/c
(candlestick-line-style pen-style) → void?
  pen-style : plot-pen-style/c
= 'solid
parameter
(candlestick-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(candlestick-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 2/3

The default width, pen color/width/style, and opacity used by candlesticks. Both the up (a candle whose open value is lower than its close value) color and the down (a candle whose open value is higher than its close value) color can be specified independently. The width parameter will be important to specify if your x-axis is in units like days, weeks, or months. Because dates are actually represented as seconds from an epoch, your width should take that into consideration. For example, a width of 86400 may be useful for x-axis values in days as there are 86400 seconds in a day. This candle will be exactly one day in width.

8.10 Color fields🔗ℹ

parameter
(color-field-samples) → exact-positive-integer?
(color-field-samples n) → void?
n : exact-positive-integer?
= 20
parameter
(color-field-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(color-field-alpha alpha) → void?
alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1

The default sample rate and opacity used by color-field.

Added in version 7.9 of package plot-gui-lib.

8.11 Contours and Contour Intervals🔗ℹ

procedure
(default-contour-colors zs) → (listof plot-color/c)
  zs : (listof real?)
=
(color-seq* (list (->pen-color 5) (->pen-color 0) (->pen-color 1))
            (length zs))
procedure
(default-contour-fill-colors z-ivls) → (listof plot-color/c)
  z-ivls : (listof ivl?)
=
(color-seq* (list (->brush-color 5) (->brush-color 0) (->brush-color 1))
            (length z-ivls))

The default values of the parameters contour-colors and contour-interval-colors, respectively.

parameter
(contour-samples) → (and/c exact-integer? (>=/c 2))
(contour-samples n) → void?
n : (and/c exact-integer? (>=/c 2))
= 51

The number of samples taken in 2D contour plots. Used as a defaut keyword argument in isoline, contours and contour-intervals.

parameter
(contour-levels)
→ (or/c 'auto exact-positive-integer? (listof real?))
(contour-levels levels) → void?
  levels : (or/c 'auto exact-positive-integer? (listof real?))
= 'auto
parameter
(contour-colors) → (plot-colors/c (listof real?))
(contour-colors colors) → void?
  colors : (plot-colors/c (listof real?))
= default-contour-colors
parameter
(contour-widths) → (pen-widths/c (listof real?))
(contour-widths widths) → void?
  widths : (pen-widths/c (listof real?))
= '(1)
parameter
(contour-styles) → (plot-pen-styles/c (listof real?))
(contour-styles styles) → void?
  styles : (plot-pen-styles/c (listof real?))
= '(solid long-dash)

The number, pen colors, pen widths, and pen styles of lines in contour plots. Used as default keyword arguments of contours, contour-intervals, contours3d, and contour-intervals3d.

parameter
(contour-alphas) → (alphas/c (listof real?))
(contour-alphas alphas) → void?
alphas : (alphas/c (listof real?))
= '(1)

The opacities of lines in contour plots. Used as a default keyword argument in contours and contours3d.

parameter
(contour-interval-colors) → (plot-colors/c (listof ivl?))
(contour-interval-colors colors) → void?
  colors : (plot-colors/c (listof ivl?))
= default-contour-fill-colors
parameter
(contour-interval-styles)
→ (plot-brush-styles/c (listof ivl?))
(contour-interval-styles styles) → void?
  styles : (plot-brush-styles/c (listof ivl?))
= '(solid)
parameter
(contour-interval-alphas) → (alphas/c (listof ivl?))
(contour-interval-alphas alphas) → void?
  alphas : (alphas/c (listof ivl?))
= '(1)

The brush colors, brush styles, and opacities of intervals in contour plots. Used as default keyword arguments of contour-intervals and contour-intervals3d.

8.12 Contour Surfaces🔗ℹ

parameter
(contour-interval-line-colors) → (plot-colors/c (listof ivl?))
(contour-interval-line-colors colors) → void?
  colors : (plot-colors/c (listof ivl?))
= '(0)
parameter
(contour-interval-line-widths) → (pen-widths/c (listof ivl?))
(contour-interval-line-widths widths) → void?
  widths : (pen-widths/c (listof ivl?))
= '(1/3)
parameter
(contour-interval-line-styles)
→ (plot-pen-styles/c (listof ivl?))
(contour-interval-line-styles styles) → void?
  styles : (plot-pen-styles/c (listof ivl?))
= '(solid)

The pen colors, widths, and styles of the sampling grid, where it intersects contour intervals. Used as default keyword arguments of contour-intervals3d.

8.13 Rectangles🔗ℹ

parameter
(rectangle-color) → plot-color/c
(rectangle-color color) → void?
  color : plot-color/c
= 3
parameter
(rectangle-style) → plot-brush-style/c
(rectangle-style style) → void?
  style : plot-brush-style/c
= 'solid
parameter
(rectangle-line-color) → plot-color/c
(rectangle-line-color pen-color) → void?
  pen-color : plot-color/c
= 3
parameter
(rectangle-line-width) → (>=/c 0)
(rectangle-line-width pen-width) → void?
  pen-width : (>=/c 0)
= 1
parameter
(rectangle3d-line-width) → (>=/c 0)
(rectangle3d-line-width pen-width) → void?
  pen-width : (>=/c 0)
= 1/3
parameter
(rectangle-line-style) → plot-pen-style/c
(rectangle-line-style pen-style) → void?
  pen-style : plot-pen-style/c
= 'solid
parameter
(rectangle-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(rectangle-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1

The brush color/style of faces, pen color/width/style of edges, and opacity of recangles. Used as default keyword arguments of rectangles, area-histogram, discrete-histogram, rectangles3d and discrete-histogram3d.

The default pen width of 3D rectangle edges is narrower for aesthetic reasons.

parameter
(discrete-histogram-gap) → (real-in 0 1)
(discrete-histogram-gap gap) → void?
gap : (real-in 0 1)
= 1/8

The gap between histogram bars, as a percentage of bar width. Used as a default keyword argument of discrete-histogram, stacked-histogram, discrete-histogram3d and stacked-histogram3d.

parameter
(discrete-histogram-skip) → (>=/c 0)
(discrete-histogram-skip skip) → void?
skip : (>=/c 0)
= 1
parameter
(discrete-histogram-invert?) → boolean?
(discrete-histogram-invert? invert?) → void?
invert? : boolean?
= #f

Distance on the x axis between histogram bars, and whether to draw histograms horizontally. Used as default keyword arguments of discrete-histogram and stacked-histogram.

parameter
(stacked-histogram-colors) → (plot-colors/c nat/c)
(stacked-histogram-colors colors) → void?
  colors : (plot-colors/c nat/c)
= (λ (n) (build-list n add1))
parameter
(stacked-histogram-styles) → (plot-brush-styles/c nat/c)
(stacked-histogram-styles styles) → void?
  styles : (plot-brush-styles/c nat/c)
= '(solid)
parameter
(stacked-histogram-line-colors) → (plot-colors/c nat/c)
(stacked-histogram-line-colors pen-colors) → void?
  pen-colors : (plot-colors/c nat/c)
= (stacked-histogram-colors)
parameter
(stacked-histogram-line-widths) → (pen-widths/c nat/c)
(stacked-histogram-line-widths pen-widths) → void?
  pen-widths : (pen-widths/c nat/c)
= '(1)
parameter
(stacked-histogram-line-styles) → (plot-pen-styles/c nat/c)
(stacked-histogram-line-styles pen-styles) → void?
  pen-styles : (plot-pen-styles/c nat/c)
= '(solid)
parameter
(stacked-histogram-alphas) → (alphas/c nat/c)
(stacked-histogram-alphas alphas) → void?
  alphas : (alphas/c nat/c)
= '(1)

Stacked histogram brush colors/styles, pen colors/widths/styles, and opacities. Used as default keyword arguments of stacked-histogram and stacked-histogram3d.

8.14 Non-Border Axes🔗ℹ

parameter
(x-axis-ticks?) → boolean?
(x-axis-ticks? ticks?) → void?
  ticks? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(y-axis-ticks?) → boolean?
(y-axis-ticks? ticks?) → void?
  ticks? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(x-axis-labels?) → boolean?
(x-axis-labels? labels?) → void?
  labels? : boolean?
= #f
parameter
(y-axis-labels?) → boolean?
(y-axis-labels? labels?) → void?
  labels? : boolean?
= #f
parameter
(x-axis-far?) → boolean?
(x-axis-far? far?) → void?
  far? : boolean?
= #f
parameter
(y-axis-far?) → boolean?
(y-axis-far? far?) → void?
  far? : boolean?
= #f
parameter
(x-axis-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(x-axis-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1
parameter
(y-axis-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(y-axis-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1

Default values for keyword arguments of x-axis, y-axis and axes.

parameter
(polar-axes-number) → exact-nonnegative-integer?
(polar-axes-number n) → void?
  n : exact-nonnegative-integer?
= 12
parameter
(polar-axes-ticks?) → boolean?
(polar-axes-ticks? ticks?) → void?
  ticks? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(polar-axes-labels?) → boolean?
(polar-axes-labels? labels?) → void?
  labels? : boolean?
= #t
parameter
(polar-axes-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(polar-axes-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1/2

Number of polar axes, whether radius ticks (i.e. lines) are drawn, whether labels are drawn, and opacity. Used as default keyword arguments of polar-axes.

8.15 Surfaces🔗ℹ

parameter
(surface-color) → plot-color/c
(surface-color color) → void?
  color : plot-color/c
= 0
parameter
(surface-style) → plot-brush-style/c
(surface-style style) → void?
  style : plot-brush-style/c
= 'solid
parameter
(surface-line-color) → plot-color/c
(surface-line-color pen-color) → void?
  pen-color : plot-color/c
= 0
parameter
(surface-line-width) → (>=/c 0)
(surface-line-width pen-width) → void?
  pen-width : (>=/c 0)
= 1/3
parameter
(surface-line-style) → plot-pen-style/c
(surface-line-style pen-style) → void?
  pen-style : plot-pen-style/c
= 'solid
parameter
(surface-alpha) → (real-in 0 1)
(surface-alpha alpha) → void?
  alpha : (real-in 0 1)
= 1

Surface brush color/style, pen color/width/style of the sampling grid where it intersects the surface, and opacity. Used as default keyword arguments of surface3d, polar3d and isosurface3d.

procedure
(default-isosurface-colors zs) → (listof plot-color/c)
  zs : (listof real?)
=
(color-seq* (list (->brush-color 5) (->brush-color 0) (->brush-color 1))
            (length zs))
procedure
(default-isosurface-line-colors zs) → (listof plot-color/c)
  zs : (listof real?)
=
(color-seq* (list (->pen-color 5) (->pen-color 0) (->pen-color 1))
            (length zs))

The default values of the parameters isosurface-colors and isosurface-line-colors, respectively.

parameter
(isosurface-levels)
→ (or/c 'auto exact-positive-integer? (listof real?))
(isosurface-levels levels) → void?
  levels : (or/c 'auto exact-positive-integer? (listof real?))
= 'auto
parameter
(isosurface-colors) → (plot-colors/c (listof real?))
(isosurface-colors colors) → void?
  colors : (plot-colors/c (listof real?))
= default-isosurface-colors
parameter
(isosurface-styles) → (plot-brush-styles/c (listof real?))
(isosurface-styles styles) → void?
  styles : (plot-brush-styles/c (listof real?))
= '(solid)
parameter
(isosurface-line-colors) → (plot-colors/c (listof real?))
(isosurface-line-colors pen-colors) → void?
  pen-colors : (plot-colors/c (listof real?))
= default-isosurface-line-colors
parameter
(isosurface-line-widths) → (pen-widths/c (listof real?))
(isosurface-line-widths pen-widths) → void?
  pen-widths : (pen-widths/c (listof real?))
= '(1/3)
parameter
(isosurface-line-styles) → (plot-pen-styles/c (listof real?))
(isosurface-line-styles pen-styles) → void?
  pen-styles : (plot-pen-styles/c (listof real?))
= '(solid)
parameter
(isosurface-alphas) → (alphas/c (listof real?))
(isosurface-alphas alphas) → void?
  alphas : (alphas/c (listof real?))
= '(1/2)

The number, brush colors/styles, pen colors/widths/styles, grid color/widths/styles, and opacities of nested isosurfaces. Used as default keyword arguments of isosurfaces3d.

1	Introduction
2	2D and 3D Plotting Procedures
3	2D Renderers
4	3D Renderers
5	Nonrenderers
6	Axis Transforms and Ticks
7	Plot Utilities
8	Plot and Renderer Parameters
9	Plot Contracts
10	Porting From Plot <= 5.1.3
11	Legacy Typed Interface
12	Compatibility Module

8.1	Compatibility
8.2	Output
8.3	General Appearance
8.4	Lines
8.5	Intervals
8.6	Points and Point Labels
8.7	Vector Fields & Arrows
8.8	Error Bars
8.9	Candlesticks
8.10	Color fields
8.11	Contours and Contour Intervals
8.12	Contour Surfaces
8.13	Rectangles
8.14	Non-Border Axes
8.15	Surfaces