Schematic Skill Reference (HTML)
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envSetVal(“viva.graphFrame” “width” ‘string “900″)
; Set the graph window’s width to 900
envSetVal(“viva.graphFrame” “height” ‘string “700″)
; Set the graph window’s height to 700
envSetVal(“viva.rectGraph” “background” ‘string “white”)
; Set the graph background to white
envSetVal(“viva.rectGraph” “foreground” ‘string “black”)
; Set the graph foreground to balck
envSetVal(“viva.axis” “font” ‘string “Fixed [Misc],12,-1,5,50,0,0,0,0,0″)
; Set graph axises’ font and size
envSetVal(“viva.pointMarker” “font” ‘string “Fixed [Misc],12,-1,5,50,0,0,0,0,0″)
; Set graph markers’ font and size
envSetVal(“viva.trace” “lineThickness” ‘string “thick”)
; Set graph’s default trace line to be thick
You can find the other properties in the Virtuoso Visualization & Analysis Tool User Guide.
Put these code in the Virtuoso main window’s console as below, and then press ENTER. OK, before closing the Virtuoso design environment, you can enjoy the new “default” settings now.
We should be able to use these commands to write a script to export a "nice" png image. Why do the defaults suck so badly...