set-show

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set-show

The set command can be used to set _lots_ of options. No new graph is drawn, however, until a plot, splot, or replot command is given.

For most options the corresponding show command reports the current setting. A few show commands like show palette and show colornames are documented separately.

Options changed using set can be returned to the default state by giving the corresponding unset command. See also the reset command, which returns all settable parameters to default values.

The set and unset commands may optionally contain an iteration clause. See plot for.

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