AREAFILLCOLOR

Syntax: | `SET AREAFILLCOLOR c GET AREAFILLCOLOR { c }`

`AREAFILLCOLOR` can be set to a scalar value or to a fixed color name, or to a numeric vector.

If it is set to the value zero, the default, then area fill color is turned off.

If it is set to a non-zero scalar value, or a fixed color name, or to a numeric vector, then subsequent graphs, using the `GRAPH` command, will have the area under the curve, or under the histogram, filled with solid color(s).

`HISTOGRAMTYPE` | meaning
0 | (default value) The `GRAPH` command produces normal line graphs. The area under a curve can be filled with a solid color
1 | The `GRAPH` command produces a horizontal histogram profile without tails. The area under this profile can be filled with a solid color
2 | The `GRAPH` command produces a horizontal histogram profile with tails to x=0. The area of each individual histogram bar can be filled with a specific solid color
3 | The `GRAPH` command produces a vertical histogram profile without tails. The area under this profile can be filled with a solid color
4 | The `GRAPH` command produces a vertical histogram profile with tails to y=0. The area of each individual histogram bar can be filled with a specific solid color

Single numeric value or fixed color name
Numeric vector
Curve example
Histogram example
Area between two curves example

COLORMAPFILE
FONT