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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
ScalePadding
ScalePadding
is an option for gauge functions that specifies how much space to leave around the scale.
DetailsDetails
- Padding specified by ScalePadding describes the extent of the gauge background that should be drawn around the scale.
- For each direction specified, ScalePadding can take the following values:
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Automatic an automatic amount of padding None leave no padding in that direction s s coordinate units Scaled[s] a fraction s of the plot - ScalePadding can take the following forms for linear scaled gauges:
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p the same horizantal and vertical padding {pr,py} different horizantal and vertical padding {{px left,px right},...} different padding on each side of the
axis etc. - ScalePadding can take the following forms for circularly scaled gauges:
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p angular padding p on each end of the scale {pmin,pmax} padding
before the scale and
afterNone no padding around the scale Automatic automatically determined padding Full pad to the nearest chord of a circle All pad the scale to make a complete circle
ExamplesExamplesopen allclose all
Basic Examples (3)Basic Examples (3)
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By default there is a set amount of padding around the scale:
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Specify a constant horizontal and vertical or angular padding:
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Use a scaled value for the constant horizontal and vertical padding:
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Specify different horizontal and vertical padding on each side:
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