Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Set default graphical parameters for device Ask Question. Asked 9 years, 1 month ago. Active 9 years, 1 month ago. Viewed 3k times. Improve this question. Sacha Epskamp Sacha Epskamp This doesn't answer your question, but my solution is to have a setnicepar function in my.
Simply to reduce the long par code to setnicepar every time you plot? Yes, my setnicepar can be called with arguments. It is possible to open multiple graphics devices screen, file, or both , for example when viewing multiple plots at once. Plotting can only occur on one graphics device at a time, though.
The currently active graphics device can be found by calling dev. You can change the active graphics device with dev. Copying a plot to another device can be useful because some plots require a lot of code and it can be a pain to type all that in again for a different device. Of course, it is always good to save the code that creates your plots, especially for any plots that you might publish or give to other people.
The dev. For example you might copy a plot from the screen device to a file device. Note that copying a plot is not an exact operation, so the result may not be identical to the original. In particular, when copying from the screen device to a file, depending on the size of the file device, many annotations such as axis labels may not look right.
Plots must be created on a graphics device. The default graphics device is almost always the screen device, which is most useful for exploratory analysis. A length-one character vector specifying the default font family. A length-one character vector, requesting control over font antialiasing. This is partially matched to "default" , "none" , "cleartype" or "gray".
All arguments of windows have defaults set by windows. These defaults also apply to the internal values of gamma , xpinch , ypinch , buffered , restoreConsole and antialias for win. The size of a window is computed from information provided about the display: it depends on the system being configured accurately.
By default a screen device asks Windows for the number of pixels per inch. This can be overridden it is often wrong by specifying xpinch and ypinch , most conveniently via windows.
For example, a These arguments may also be useful to match the scale of output to the size of a metafile which otherwise depends on the system being configured accurately. The different colours need to be distinguished carefully. Areas outside the device region are coloured in the Windows application background colour. The device region is coloured in the canvas colour. This is over-painted by the background colour of a plot when a new page is called for, but that background colour can be transparent and is by default.
One difference between setting the canvas colour and the background colour is that when a plot is saved the background colour is copied but the canvas colour is not. The argument bg sets the initial value of par "bg" in base graphics and gpar "fill" in grid graphics. Recorded plot histories are of class "SavedPlots". They have a print method, and a subset method.
As the individual plots are of class "recordedplot" they can be replayed by printing them: see recordPlot. The active plot history is stored in variable. Please keep reading the following content. How to disable login screen Windows 10? If you are searching for a guide to remove sign in screen Windows 10, this post provides you with detailed steps.
If you are using an NVidia or AMD graphics card, then you can set and change the default graphics card insides its control panel. So, it is necessary to know what graphics card your computer is using.
Step 1. Step 2. In the Device Manager window, expand the Display adapters category, right-click the graphics card driver, and select Properties. Then you will see all the detailed graphics card information in a pop-up window. How to set default graphics card on Windows 10?
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