Level 2 Help for TIEPLOT

INP

     INP=A               Input IBIS interface file


PLOTOUT

    STRING              Output plot file name. 
                        Default if not specified is 'tieplot'


PLOTFMT

    STRING              Output plot format, GNUPLOT or EPS
    Default = GNUPLOT


KEYCOL

     KEYCOL=N            The  integer N specifies a  control 
                         column  for selecting a  subset  of 
                         the data for plotting.


KEY

     KEY=(K1,...,KM)     The  integers  K1,...,KM  specifies 
                         which  keys  in the control  column 
                         are subsetted for plotting.


SCALE

     SCALE=R             The floating decimal R specifies  a 
                         magnification   factor  to   be 
                         applied to the shifts when plotted.


NL

     NL=P                The  integer P specify the size  of 
                         the area being plotted in lines. 


NS

     NL=Q                The  integer Q specify the size  of 
                         the area being plotted in samples.


NEWCOLS

     NEWCOLS=(A,B)       The  integers A and B  specify  the 
                         columns  of  new coordinates.


OLDCOLS

     OLDCOLS=(C,D)       The  integers C and D  specify  the 
                         columns   of  old coordinates.


NUMCOL

     NUMCOL=E            The  integer E specifies  a  column 
                         that  contains identifying  numbers 
                         to  be plotted beside each  vector.  
                         If this keyword is omitted, then no 
                         numbers are plotted.


CHARCOL

     CHARCOL=F           The  integer  F specifies a  column 
                         that contains the number of the 
			 identifying symbol to be plotted as 
			 the base of each vector.  The numbers
			 should be in the range of 0 to 15.
                         If this keyword is omitted, then no 
                         symbols are plotted from a column.


ICHAR

     ICHAR=N             The number N specifies the identifying
			 symbol to be plotted as the base of 
			 each vector.  The number should be in 
			 the range of 0 to 15.  This can be
                         used as an alternative  to  the 
                         CHAR keyword.