tioga 1.4

data/split/Tioga/lib/TexPreamble.rb

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+# This file is automatically generated from Tioga/tioga.sty.in 
+# using the Tioga/mk_tioga_sty.rb script.
+# 
+# Please do not modify this file directly as all changes would
+# be lost !! 
+
+module Tioga
+  class FigureMaker
+    TEX_PREAMBLE = <<'End_of_preamble'
+\makeatletter
+% Here are some command to ease the use of pictures produced by Tioga
+% within a LaTeX document.
+
+
+% \tiogafigurefullpage[minwhitespace]{figurename}
+%
+% \tiogafigurefullpage shows a version of the picture scaled to fit the 
+% paper size minus the minwhitespace.  The minwhitespace is the sum of 
+% the margins on both sides, top and bottom or left and right. 
+% The minwhitespace defaults to 2 inches.
+%
+\newcommand{\tiogafigurefullpage}[2][2in]{
+  \tiogafigurescaledtofit{#2}{\paperwidth - (#1)}{\paperheight - (#1)}}
+
+
+% \tiogafigurescaledtofit{figurename}{maxwidth}{maxheight}
+%
+% \tiogafigurescaledtofit shows a version of the picture scaled to fit the
+% given width and height while preserving the aspect ratio.
+% The 1st arg is the base name for the pdf and txt files.
+% The 2nd arg determines the maximum figure width.
+% The 3rd arg determines the maximum figure height.
+\newcommand{\tiogafigurescaledtofit}[3]{
+  \setkeys{Gin}{keepaspectratio=true}
+  \resizebox{#2}{#3}{\tiogafigureshow{#1}}}
+
+
+% \tiogafigurescaled{figurename}{scalefactor}
+%
+% \tiogafigurescaled shows a scaled version of the picture
+% The 1st arg is the base name for the pdf and txt files.
+% The 2nd arg determines the scale.
+\newcommand{\tiogafigurescaled}[2]{
+  \scalebox{#2}{\tiogafigureshow{#1}}}
+
+
+% \tiogafigurescaledxy{figurename}{xscalefactor}{yscalefactor}
+%
+% \tiogafigurescaledxy shows a scaled version of the picture where you
+% can use different scaling factors in the horizontal and vertical directions.
+% The 1st arg is the base name for the pdf and txt files.
+% The 2nd arg determines the horizontal scale.
+% The 3rd arg determines the vertical scale.
+\newcommand{\tiogafigurescaledxy}[3]{
+  \scalebox{#2}[#3]{\tiogafigureshow{#1}}}
+
+
+% \tiogafiguresized{figurename}{figurewidth}{figureheight}
+%
+% \tiogafiguresized shows a scaled version of the picture, where you
+% can specify the actual size you want.  If either length is
+% given as !, the one scale factor is used in both directions.
+% The 1st arg is the base name for the pdf and txt files.
+% The 2nd arg determines the figure width.
+% The 3rd arg determines the figure height.
+\newcommand{\tiogafiguresized}[3]{
+  \resizebox{#2}{#3}{\tiogafigureshow{#1}}}
+
+
+% \tiogaprefix can be used to set a path for the figure pdf and txt files.
+%
+\newcommand{\tiogaprefix}{}
+% The prefix is initialized to an empty string.  
+% To change it, use \renewcommand as in the following example:
+% \renewcommand{\tiogaprefix}{plot_out/}
+
+
+% \tiogafigurecentered{figurename}{targetwidth}{targetheight}
+%
+% \tiogafigurecentered displays an unscaled figure centered within
+% a box of targetwidth *targetheight.
+\newcommand{\tiogafigurecentered}[3]{
+\vbox to #3{%
+\vspace*{\fill}%
+\hbox to #2{\hfill%
+\tiogafigureshow{#1}%
+\hspace*{\fill}}%
+\vspace*{\fill}%
+}}
+
+% \tiogafigurecentereddebug{figurename}{targetwidth}{targetheight}
+%
+% \tiogafigurecentereddebug has the same effect as \tiogafigurecentered
+% except that the figure is included in a \fbox, which makes it easier
+% to track problems.
+\newcommand{\tiogafigurecentereddebug}[3]{
+\vbox to #3{%
+\vspace*{\fill}%
+\hbox to #2{\hfill%
+\fbox{\tiogafigureshow{#1}}
+\hspace*{\fill}}%
+\vspace*{\fill}%
+}}
+
+
+% \tiogafigureshow{figurename}
+%
+% \tiogafigureshow shows the figure and the accompanying text.
+% Inside a box, it first creates a picture that includes the pdf
+% file with the graphics for the figure, then it includes the text.
+% The \tiogaprefix is added at the start of the file names for both.
+\newcommand{\tiogafigureshow}[1]{%
+  \mbox{\begin{picture}(0,0)(0,0)%
+      \put(0,0){\includegraphics{\tiogaprefix#1_figure.pdf}}%
+    \end{picture}%
+    \input{\tiogaprefix#1_figure.txt}}}
+
+% Commands for text properties:
+% Font size (two parameters)
+% {sz}{line_sp}, 1st is size of font in points,
+% 2nd is line spacing (not used by Tioga)
+\newcommand\tiog@fontsize{{10.0}{10pt}}
+\newcommand\settiogafontsize[2][10pt]{\renewcommand\tiog@fontsize{{#2}{#1}}}
+
+% Font family
+% \rmdefault, \sfdefault, \ttdefault  -- roman, sans serif, typewriter
+\newcommand\tiog@fontfamily{\rmdefault}
+\newcommand\settiogafontfamily[1]{\renewcommand\tiog@fontfamily{#1}}
+
+% Font series
+% \mddefault, \bfdefault -- medium, bold 
+\newcommand\tiog@fontseries{\mddefault}
+\newcommand\settiogafontseries[1]{\renewcommand\tiog@fontseries{#1}}
+
+% Font shape
+% \updefault, \itdefault, \sldefault, \scdefault -- upright, italic, slant, small caps
+\newcommand\tiog@fontshape{\updefault}
+\newcommand\settiogafontshape[1]{\renewcommand\tiog@fontshape{#1}}
+
+% \SetTiogaFontInfo is called from within the figure.txt file with the TeX
+% for the text of the figure. Do not modify this function directly, it
+% is way better to use the previous settiogafont* commands.
+\newcommand\SetTiogaFontInfo{%
+\expandafter\fontsize\tiog@fontsize%
+\fontfamily{\tiog@fontfamily}% 
+\fontseries{\tiog@fontseries}%
+\fontshape{\tiog@fontshape}%
+}
+
+% This command is used inside the _figure.txt files. You can use it directly
+% as well, if you really want to make sure you get the same fonts. But I
+% personnaly doubt it would really come in useful ;-)...
+\newcommand\tiogasetfont{\reset@font\SetTiogaFontInfo%
+\selectfont}%
+\makeatother
+End_of_preamble
+    COLOR_PREAMBLE = <<'End_of_preamble'
+% Color constants, generated from ColorConstants.rb
+\definecolor{LightMustard}{rgb}{1.000,0.800,0.400}
+\definecolor{Chiffon}{rgb}{0.980,0.980,0.824}
+\definecolor{MistyRose}{rgb}{1.000,0.894,0.884}
+\definecolor{FireBrick}{rgb}{0.698,0.132,0.132}
+\definecolor{SalmonRed}{rgb}{1.000,0.400,0.400}
+\definecolor{SteelBlue}{rgb}{0.275,0.510,0.705}
+\definecolor{LightYellow}{rgb}{1.000,1.000,0.880}
+\definecolor{DarkKhaki}{rgb}{0.740,0.716,0.420}
+\definecolor{PaleVioletRed}{rgb}{0.860,0.440,0.576}
+\definecolor{Grey}{rgb}{0.500,0.500,0.500}
+\definecolor{BrickRed}{rgb}{0.645,0.000,0.129}
+\definecolor{MediumPurple}{rgb}{0.576,0.440,0.860}
+\definecolor{DarkSlateGrey}{rgb}{0.185,0.310,0.310}
+\definecolor{RedOrange}{rgb}{0.800,0.200,0.000}
+\definecolor{LightCoral}{rgb}{0.940,0.500,0.500}
+\definecolor{LightSalmon}{rgb}{1.000,0.628,0.480}
+\definecolor{Crimson}{rgb}{0.800,0.000,0.200}
+\definecolor{OldLace}{rgb}{0.992,0.960,0.900}
+\definecolor{GhostWhite}{rgb}{0.972,0.972,1.000}
+\definecolor{Silver}{rgb}{0.752,0.752,0.752}
+\definecolor{Linen}{rgb}{0.980,0.940,0.900}
+\definecolor{DarkOrchid}{rgb}{0.600,0.196,0.800}
+\definecolor{Pink}{rgb}{1.000,0.752,0.796}
+\definecolor{Ivory}{rgb}{1.000,1.000,0.940}
+\definecolor{Avocado}{rgb}{0.600,0.600,0.000}
+\definecolor{Turquoise}{rgb}{0.250,0.880,0.815}
+\definecolor{MediumVioletRed}{rgb}{0.780,0.084,0.520}
+\definecolor{DeepSkyBlue}{rgb}{0.000,0.750,1.000}
+\definecolor{SaddleBrown}{rgb}{0.545,0.270,0.075}
+\definecolor{LightGrassGreen}{rgb}{0.400,1.000,0.400}
+\definecolor{BurlyWood}{rgb}{0.870,0.720,0.530}
+\definecolor{DarkGoldenrod}{rgb}{0.720,0.525,0.044}
+\definecolor{Orchid}{rgb}{0.855,0.440,0.840}
+\definecolor{Gray}{rgb}{0.500,0.500,0.500}
+\definecolor{Smoke}{rgb}{0.950,0.950,0.950}
+\definecolor{LightSlateGray}{rgb}{0.468,0.532,0.600}
+\definecolor{MediumBlue}{rgb}{0.000,0.000,0.804}
+\definecolor{DarkSalmon}{rgb}{0.912,0.590,0.480}
+\definecolor{PurpleBlue}{rgb}{0.400,0.200,0.800}
+\definecolor{LawnGreen}{rgb}{0.488,0.990,0.000}
+\definecolor{BlanchedAlmond}{rgb}{1.000,0.920,0.804}
+\definecolor{WhiteSmoke}{rgb}{0.970,0.970,0.970}
+\definecolor{Moccasin}{rgb}{1.000,0.894,0.710}
+\definecolor{FloralWhite}{rgb}{1.000,0.980,0.940}
+\definecolor{SandyBrown}{rgb}{0.956,0.644,0.376}
+\definecolor{LightOliveGreen}{rgb}{0.600,0.800,0.600}
+\definecolor{Chocolate}{rgb}{0.824,0.410,0.116}
+\definecolor{PapayaWhip}{rgb}{1.000,0.936,0.835}
+\definecolor{Honeydew}{rgb}{0.940,1.000,0.940}
+\definecolor{AliceBlue}{rgb}{0.940,0.972,1.000}
+\definecolor{Tan}{rgb}{0.824,0.705,0.550}
+\definecolor{LightYellowGreen}{rgb}{0.800,0.800,0.200}
+\definecolor{DarkLavender}{rgb}{0.400,0.200,0.600}
+\definecolor{DarkSmoke}{rgb}{0.920,0.920,0.920}
+\definecolor{Rose}{rgb}{1.000,0.400,0.600}
+\definecolor{LightCrimson}{rgb}{0.864,0.080,0.235}
+\definecolor{BrightBlue}{rgb}{0.000,0.400,1.000}
+\definecolor{MediumSeaGreen}{rgb}{0.235,0.700,0.444}
+\definecolor{Olive}{rgb}{0.500,0.500,0.000}
+\definecolor{Gold}{rgb}{1.000,0.844,0.000}
+\definecolor{SkyBlue}{rgb}{0.530,0.808,0.920}
+\definecolor{LightSandyBrown}{rgb}{1.000,0.800,0.600}
+\definecolor{Cyan}{rgb}{0.000,1.000,1.000}
+\definecolor{Plum}{rgb}{0.868,0.628,0.868}
+\definecolor{Khaki}{rgb}{0.940,0.900,0.550}
+\definecolor{Azure}{rgb}{0.940,1.000,1.000}
+\definecolor{Violet}{rgb}{0.932,0.510,0.932}
+\definecolor{Magenta}{rgb}{1.000,0.000,1.000}
+\definecolor{DarkPeriwinkle}{rgb}{0.400,0.400,1.000}
+\definecolor{LightChartreuse}{rgb}{0.800,1.000,0.400}
+\definecolor{LightGray}{rgb}{0.828,0.828,0.828}
+\definecolor{CadetBlue}{rgb}{0.372,0.620,0.628}
+\definecolor{YellowGreen}{rgb}{0.800,0.800,0.000}
+\definecolor{DimGray}{rgb}{0.410,0.410,0.410}
+\definecolor{GrayBlue}{rgb}{0.000,0.400,0.600}
+\definecolor{Snow}{rgb}{1.000,0.980,0.980}
+\definecolor{LightSlateGrey}{rgb}{0.468,0.532,0.600}
+\definecolor{DarkGray}{rgb}{0.664,0.664,0.664}
+\definecolor{PaleGoldenrod}{rgb}{0.932,0.910,0.668}
+\definecolor{PurpleGray}{rgb}{0.600,0.600,0.800}
+\definecolor{LemonChiffon}{rgb}{1.000,0.980,0.804}
+\definecolor{Blue}{rgb}{0.000,0.000,1.000}
+\definecolor{Yellow}{rgb}{1.000,1.000,0.000}
+\definecolor{MediumGreen}{rgb}{0.000,0.600,0.000}
+\definecolor{DarkSeaGreen}{rgb}{0.560,0.736,0.560}
+\definecolor{SeaGreen}{rgb}{0.180,0.545,0.340}
+\definecolor{LightOrchid}{rgb}{0.600,0.400,0.800}
+\definecolor{Coral}{rgb}{1.000,0.498,0.312}
+\definecolor{MustardSeed}{rgb}{0.800,0.600,0.000}
+\definecolor{ForestGreen}{rgb}{0.132,0.545,0.132}
+\definecolor{AntiqueWhite}{rgb}{0.980,0.920,0.844}
+\definecolor{Teal}{rgb}{0.000,0.500,0.500}
+\definecolor{Lilac}{rgb}{0.800,0.600,1.000}
+\definecolor{DarkMagenta}{rgb}{0.545,0.000,0.545}
+\definecolor{PeachPuff}{rgb}{1.000,0.855,0.725}
+\definecolor{HotPink}{rgb}{1.000,0.410,0.705}
+\definecolor{LightCyan}{rgb}{0.880,1.000,1.000}
+\definecolor{BrightPink}{rgb}{1.000,0.400,0.800}
+\definecolor{MediumSlateBlue}{rgb}{0.484,0.408,0.932}
+\definecolor{DarkTurquoise}{rgb}{0.000,0.808,0.820}
+\definecolor{RosyBrown}{rgb}{0.736,0.560,0.560}
+\definecolor{SlateBlue}{rgb}{0.415,0.352,0.804}
+\definecolor{LightSeaGreen}{rgb}{0.125,0.698,0.668}
+\definecolor{DarkBlue}{rgb}{0.000,0.000,0.545}
+\definecolor{OliveDrab}{rgb}{0.420,0.556,0.136}
+\definecolor{GoldenBrown}{rgb}{0.600,0.400,0.000}
+\definecolor{Beige}{rgb}{0.960,0.960,0.864}
+\definecolor{WarmGray}{rgb}{0.678,0.660,0.562}
+\definecolor{Maroon}{rgb}{0.500,0.000,0.000}
+\definecolor{DarkPurpleBlue}{rgb}{0.400,0.000,0.800}
+\definecolor{PowderBlue}{rgb}{0.690,0.880,0.900}
+\definecolor{Lavender}{rgb}{0.900,0.900,0.980}
+\definecolor{LightGreen}{rgb}{0.565,0.932,0.565}
+\definecolor{DimGrey}{rgb}{0.410,0.410,0.410}
+\definecolor{Cement}{rgb}{0.800,0.800,0.600}
+\definecolor{MidnightBlue}{rgb}{0.098,0.098,0.440}
+\definecolor{Saffron}{rgb}{1.000,0.800,0.000}
+\definecolor{Green}{rgb}{0.000,0.500,0.000}
+\definecolor{DarkGreen}{rgb}{0.000,0.392,0.000}
+\definecolor{LightSteelBlue}{rgb}{0.690,0.770,0.870}
+\definecolor{PaleGreen}{rgb}{0.596,0.985,0.596}
+\definecolor{SoftYellow}{rgb}{1.000,1.000,0.400}
+\definecolor{BlueGreen}{rgb}{0.000,0.600,0.400}
+\definecolor{LightBlue}{rgb}{0.680,0.848,0.900}
+\definecolor{DarkSlateBlue}{rgb}{0.284,0.240,0.545}
+\definecolor{MediumOrange}{rgb}{1.000,0.400,0.000}
+\definecolor{Red}{rgb}{1.000,0.000,0.000}
+\definecolor{LightPlum}{rgb}{0.800,0.600,0.800}
+\definecolor{Fuchsia}{rgb}{1.000,0.000,1.000}
+\definecolor{CornflowerBlue}{rgb}{0.392,0.585,0.930}
+\definecolor{NavajoWhite}{rgb}{1.000,0.870,0.680}
+\definecolor{Seashell}{rgb}{1.000,0.960,0.932}
+\definecolor{Aqua}{rgb}{0.000,1.000,1.000}
+\definecolor{IndianRed}{rgb}{0.804,0.360,0.360}
+\definecolor{DarkOliveGreen}{rgb}{0.332,0.420,0.185}
+\definecolor{Lime}{rgb}{0.000,1.000,0.000}
+\definecolor{Periwinkle}{rgb}{0.600,0.000,1.000}
+\definecolor{Thistle}{rgb}{0.848,0.750,0.848}
+\definecolor{Brown}{rgb}{0.648,0.165,0.165}
+\definecolor{LightDullGreen}{rgb}{0.400,1.000,0.600}
+\definecolor{DarkViolet}{rgb}{0.580,0.000,0.828}
+\definecolor{MediumSpringGreen}{rgb}{0.000,0.980,0.604}
+\definecolor{RoyalBlue}{rgb}{0.255,0.410,0.884}
+\definecolor{DarkChocolate}{rgb}{0.400,0.200,0.000}
+\definecolor{LightSienna}{rgb}{0.800,0.400,0.000}
+\definecolor{Goldenrod}{rgb}{0.855,0.648,0.125}
+\definecolor{Orange}{rgb}{1.000,0.648,0.000}
+\definecolor{SlateGray}{rgb}{0.440,0.500,0.565}
+\definecolor{Bisque}{rgb}{1.000,0.894,0.770}
+\definecolor{LavenderBlue}{rgb}{0.400,0.200,1.000}
+\definecolor{DarkRed}{rgb}{0.545,0.000,0.000}
+\definecolor{Mauve}{rgb}{0.800,0.200,0.400}
+\definecolor{Pumpkin}{rgb}{1.000,0.600,0.200}
+\definecolor{Wheat}{rgb}{0.960,0.870,0.700}
+\definecolor{Chartreuse}{rgb}{0.498,1.000,0.000}
+\definecolor{LightGrey}{rgb}{0.828,0.828,0.828}
+\definecolor{DodgerBlue}{rgb}{0.116,0.565,1.000}
+\definecolor{MintCream}{rgb}{0.960,1.000,0.980}
+\definecolor{Salmon}{rgb}{0.980,0.500,0.448}
+\definecolor{DarkGrey}{rgb}{0.664,0.664,0.664}
+\definecolor{LightTurquoise}{rgb}{0.200,1.000,0.800}
+\definecolor{GreenYellow}{rgb}{0.680,1.000,0.185}
+\definecolor{PaleTurquoise}{rgb}{0.688,0.932,0.932}
+\definecolor{SpringGreen}{rgb}{0.000,1.000,0.498}
+\definecolor{DarkSlateGray}{rgb}{0.185,0.310,0.310}
+\definecolor{BlueViolet}{rgb}{0.540,0.170,0.888}
+\definecolor{LightBrightGreen}{rgb}{0.000,0.800,0.200}
+\definecolor{MediumOrchid}{rgb}{0.730,0.332,0.828}
+\definecolor{RedBrown}{rgb}{0.800,0.400,0.200}
+\definecolor{Cornsilk}{rgb}{1.000,0.972,0.864}
+\definecolor{LightRose}{rgb}{1.000,0.600,0.800}
+\definecolor{Gainsboro}{rgb}{0.864,0.864,0.864}
+\definecolor{Navy}{rgb}{0.000,0.000,0.500}
+\definecolor{Sienna}{rgb}{0.628,0.320,0.176}
+\definecolor{DarkOrange}{rgb}{1.000,0.550,0.000}
+\definecolor{Aquamarine}{rgb}{0.498,1.000,0.830}
+\definecolor{Indigo}{rgb}{0.294,0.000,0.510}
+\definecolor{LimeGreen}{rgb}{0.196,0.804,0.196}
+\definecolor{Peru}{rgb}{0.804,0.520,0.248}
+\definecolor{Tomato}{rgb}{1.000,0.390,0.280}
+\definecolor{DeepPink}{rgb}{1.000,0.080,0.576}
+\definecolor{Burgundy}{rgb}{0.600,0.000,0.200}
+\definecolor{LightGold}{rgb}{0.800,0.800,0.400}
+\definecolor{MediumTurquoise}{rgb}{0.284,0.820,0.800}
+\definecolor{RoyalPurple}{rgb}{0.400,0.000,0.600}
+\definecolor{GrassGreen}{rgb}{0.200,0.600,0.000}
+\definecolor{DarkCyan}{rgb}{0.000,0.545,0.545}
+\definecolor{LightSkyBlue}{rgb}{0.530,0.808,0.980}
+\definecolor{OrangeRed}{rgb}{1.000,0.270,0.000}
+\definecolor{SlateGrey}{rgb}{0.440,0.500,0.565}
+\definecolor{DarkRoyalBlue}{rgb}{0.000,0.200,0.800}
+\definecolor{Black}{rgb}{0.000,0.000,0.000}
+\definecolor{LavenderBlush}{rgb}{1.000,0.940,0.960}
+\definecolor{MediumAquamarine}{rgb}{0.400,0.804,0.668}
+\definecolor{Purple}{rgb}{0.500,0.000,0.500}
+\definecolor{White}{rgb}{1.000,1.000,1.000}
+
+End_of_preamble
+  end
+end

data/split/Tioga/lib/Titles_and_Labels.rb

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+#  Titles_and_Labels.rb
+
+module Tioga
+
+# These are the methods and attributes for doing plot titles and axis labels.
+
+class Titles_and_Labels < Doc < FigureMaker
+
+# If the _text_ argument is +nil+, then the current #title attribute is used instead.
+# If the flag title_visible is +true+ and the text is not +nil+, then calls show_text
+# with the text and the attributes controlling the appearance of the title (title_scale,
+# title_shift, etc.).
+    def show_title(text = nil)
+    end
+    
+# If the _text_ argument is +nil+, then the current #xlabel attribute is used instead.
+# If the flag xlabel_visible is +true+ and the text is not +nil+, then calls show_text
+# with the text and the attributes controlling the appearance of the x label (xlabel_position,
+# xlabel_scale, etc.).
+    def show_xlabel(text = nil)
+    end
+
+# If the _text_ argument is +nil+, then the current #ylabel attribute is used instead.
+# If the flag ylabel_visible is +true+ and the text is not +nil+, then calls show_text
+# with the text and the attributes controlling the appearance of the y label (ylabel_position,
+# ylabel_scale, etc.).
+    def show_ylabel(text = nil)
+    end
+
+# Each argument, if it is not +nil+, is shown (using show_title, show_xlabel, or show_ylabel)
+# and it's "visible" flag is set +false+ to stop any later attempts to "reshow" it.
+    def do_box_labels(title, xlabel, ylabel)
+    end
+
+# :call-seq:
+#               title_visible                                     
+#               title_visible = false
+#
+# If +true+, then it is okay for tioga to show the title of a plot.  If +false+,
+# then calls on show_title return immediately.
+# This attribute is "one-way-only" in that it starts +true+ and can be
+# set +false+, but cannot be reset to +true+ except by restoring the
+# graphics state in which is was still +true+.  This is intended
+# to help control the behavior of plots when embedded as subplots in a
+# larger configuration.  Note that this does not effect calls on show_text;
+# it only applies to calls on show_title.
+   def title_visible
+   end
+
+# :call-seq:
+#               xlabel_visible                                     
+#               xlabel_visible = false
+#
+# If +true+, then it is okay for tioga to show the x label of a plot.  If +false+,
+# then calls on show_xlabel return immediately.
+# This attribute is "one-way-only" in that it starts +true+ and can be
+# set +false+, but cannot be reset to +true+ except by restoring the
+# graphics state in which is was still +true+.  This is intended
+# to help control the behavior of plots when embedded as subplots in a
+# larger configuration.  Note that this does not effect calls on show_text;
+# it only applies to calls on show_xlabel.
+   def xlabel_visible
+   end
+
+# :call-seq:
+#               ylabel_visible                                     
+#               ylabel_visible = false
+#
+# If +true+, then it is okay for tioga to show the y label of a plot.  If +false+,
+# then calls on show_ylabel return immediately.
+# This attribute is "one-way-only" in that it starts +true+ and can be
+# set +false+, but cannot be reset to +true+ except by restoring the
+# graphics state in which is was still +true+.  This is intended
+# to help control the behavior of plots when embedded as subplots in a
+# larger configuration.  Note that this does not effect calls on show_text;
+# it only applies to calls on show_ylabel.
+   def ylabel_visible
+   end
+
+# :call-seq:
+#               title_shift                                     
+#               title_shift = a_float
+#
+# Defines the shift distance away from the frame edge for the reference point of the title measured
+# in units of text heights (default title_shift is 0.7).
+   def title_shift
+   end
+    
+# :call-seq:
+#               xlabel_shift                                     
+#               xlabel_shift = a_float
+#
+# Defines the shift distance away from the frame edge for the reference point of the x label measured
+# in units of text heights (default xlabel_shift is 1.0).
+   def xlabel_shift
+   end
+    
+# :call-seq:
+#               ylabel_shift                                     
+#               ylabel_shift = a_float
+#
+# Defines the shift distance away from the frame edge for the reference point of the y label measured
+# in units of text heights (default ylabel_shift is 1.8).
+   def ylabel_shift
+   end
+    
+# :call-seq:
+#               title_scale                                     
+#               title_scale = a_float
+#
+# Defines the text size scale for the title (default is 1.1).
+   def title_scale
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               xlabel_scale                                     
+#               xlabel_scale = a_float
+#
+# Defines the text size scale for the x label (default is 1.0).
+   def xlabel_scale
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               ylabel_scale                                     
+#               ylabel_scale = a_float
+#
+# Defines the text size scale for the y label (default is 1.0).
+   def ylabel_scale
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               title_alignment                                     
+#               ylabel_alignment = an_alignment
+#
+# Defines the alignment for the title (default is +ALIGNED_AT_BASELINE+).
+   def title_alignment
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               xlabel_alignment                                     
+#               xlabel_alignment = an_alignment
+#
+# Defines the alignment for the x label (default is +ALIGNED_AT_BASELINE+).
+   def xlabel_alignment
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               ylabel_alignment                                     
+#               ylabel_alignment = an_alignment
+#
+# Defines the alignment for the y label (default is +ALIGNED_AT_BASELINE+).
+   def ylabel_alignment
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               title_justification                                     
+#               title_justification = a_justification
+#
+# Defines the justification for the title (default is +CENTERED+).
+   def title_justification
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               xlabel_justification                                     
+#               xlabel_justification = a_justification
+#
+# Defines the justification for the x label (default is +CENTERED+).
+   def xlabel_justification
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               ylabel_justification                                     
+#               ylabel_justification = a_justification
+#
+# Defines the justification for the y label (default is +CENTERED+).
+   def ylabel_justification
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               title_color                                     
+#               title_color = a_color_or_nil
+#
+# If not +nil+, then is used to add a TeX "\textcolor" specification to the title text.
+   def title_color
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               xlabel_color                                     
+#               xlabel_color = a_color_or_nil
+#
+# If not +nil+, then is used to add a TeX "\textcolor" specification to the x label text.
+   def xlabel_color
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               ylabel_color                                     
+#               ylabel_color = a_color_or_nil
+#
+# If not +nil+, then is used to add a TeX "\textcolor" specification to the y label text.
+   def ylabel_color
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               title_angle                                     
+#               title_angle = a_float
+#
+# The angle of the baseline for the title with respect to the side of the frame (default is 0).
+   def title_angle
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               xlabel_angle                                     
+#               xlabel_angle = a_float
+#
+# The angle of the baseline for the x label with respect to the side of the frame (default is 0).
+   def xlabel_angle
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               ylabel_angle                                     
+#               ylabel_angle = a_float
+#
+# The angle of the baseline for the y label with respect to the side of the frame (default is 0).
+   def ylabel_angle
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               title_side                                     
+#               title_side = a_side
+#
+# The side of the frame for the title (default is +TOP+).
+   def title_side
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               xlabel_side                                     
+#               xlabel_side = a_side
+#
+# The side of the frame for the x label (default is +BOTTOM+).
+   def xlabel_side
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               ylabel_side                                     
+#               ylabel_side = a_side
+#
+# The side of the frame for the y label (default is +LEFT+).
+   def ylabel_side
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               title_position                                     
+#               title_position = a_float
+#
+# The fractional position along the edge of the frame for the title reference point.
+# The default title_position is 0.5 with title_justification == +CENTERED+.
+   def title_position
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               xlabel_position                                     
+#               xlabel_position = a_float
+#
+# The fractional position along the edge of the frame for the x label reference point.
+# The default xlabel_position is 0.5 with xlabel_justification == +CENTERED+.
+   def xlabel_position
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               ylabel_position                                     
+#               ylabel_position = a_float
+#
+# The fractional position along the edge of the frame for the y label reference point.
+# The default ylabel_position is 0.5 with ylabel_justification == +CENTERED+.
+   def ylabel_position
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               title                                     
+#               title = text_or_nil
+#
+# The text to be used for the title, or +nil+ indicating no title.
+   def title
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               xlabel                                     
+#               xlabel = text_or_nil
+#
+# The text to be used for the x axis label, or +nil+ indicating no label.
+   def xlabel
+   end
+   
+# :call-seq:
+#               ylabel                                     
+#               ylabel = text_or_nil
+#
+# The text to be used for the y axis label, or +nil+ indicating no label.
+   def ylabel
+   end
+   
+
+
+
+end # class
+end # module Tioga