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%.COPYRIGHT  (c)  1990 European Southern Observatory
%.IDENT      overplcol.hlq
%.AUTHOR     RHW, IPG/ESO
%.KEYWORDS   MIDAS, help files, OVERPLOT/ROW
%.PURPOSE    On-line help file for the command: OVERPLOT/ROW
%.VERSION    870609 RHW Creation, RHW
%.VERSION    910313 RHW Improvements acc. to Verification Form
%.VERSION    910904 RHW New file overplcol.hlq for overplot/column command
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OVERPLOT/COLUMN                                                04-SEP-1991  RHW
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OVERPLOT/COLUMN frame [x-coord] [y_start,y_end] [offset] [l_type]
	overplot a column of a frame on a graphic device
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Purpose:    
            Overplot a column of a frame on a graphic device
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Subject:    
            Graphics, frames
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Syntax:     
            OVERPLOT/COLUMN frame [x_coord] [y_sta,y_end] [offset] [l_type] 
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            frame       = image file name
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            x_coord     = column number or world coordinate in the frame;
                          default the first column.
\ap\pa
            y_sta,y_end = can be: (a) first and last pixel coordinate;
                          (b) start, end in world coordinates on the column.
                          Default is either the manual setting done by the
                          command SET/PLOT (if present), or the whole column.
\ap\pa
            offset      = offset in pixel intensity units; default 0.0
\ap\pa
            l_type      = line type to be used; default is the currently
                          enabled line type (use SHOW/PLOT).
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Note:       
            none
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See also:   
            SET/PLOT, SHOW/PLOT, PLOT/COLUMN, PLOT/ROW, OVERPLOT/ROW
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Examples:
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            OVERPLOT/COLUMN myframe @256 @10,@100 100
            This command overplots from image myframe.bdf column 256, pixels 10 
            to 100 with an offset of 100 units.
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