PLOTSYMBOLSIZE

Syntax: | `SET PLOTSYMBOLSIZE n SET %PLOTSYMBOLSIZE n GET PLOTSYMBOLSIZE { n } GET %PLOTSYMBOLSIZE { n }`
Default value: | `%PLOTSYMBOLSIZE = 2.0`

`PLOTSYMBOLSIZE` controls the size of the plotting symbols drawn when the `GRAPH` command is entered. The parameter `n` can be either a scalar or a vector.

If `n` is a scalar, every symbol will have the same size.

If `n` is a vector, the `i`th symbol will have size given by `n[i]`. In this case, the length of `n` must be the same as the length of the data vectors being plotted.

There are two ways to specify the symbol size:

`PLOTSYMBOLSIZE` | → | specifies the size of the plotting symbols in world units
`%PLOTSYMBOLSIZE` | → | specifies the size as a percentage of the height of the graphics sub-window, that is, `PLOTSYMBOLSIZE = %PLOTSYMBOLSIZE * (YUPPERWINDOW- YLOWERWINDOW)/100`

PLOTSYMBOLCOLOR
PLOTSYMBOLLINEWIDTH