The Stack Plots at Right command enables
stacking of
Plot Windows to the right of the
Image Window that created them. When enabled, new
plot windows are generated as small windows in a cascading stack up
to 10 plot windows tall and 3 stacks wide. If not enabled,
Plot Windows are opened in the general cascading
stack as for other view windows. This command operates from the
Plot menu for
Image Windows and also from the
Image Plot Properties dialog.
NOTE:
If this option is enabled, plots may be hidden to
the right of an Image Window that is enlarged to fill the entire
Mira window. The simple solution is to reduce the Image Window
width by adjusting the
default open settings or resizing the right
window border.
This feature is enabled using the Stack Plots at Right command in the Plot menu for
Image Windows.
This feature is disabled using the Stop Stacking Plots at Right command in the
Plot menu for
Image Windows.
Use the Reset Stacked Plot
Origin command to reset the cascading Plot Window origin to the top of the
Image Window.
NOTE:
When creating stacked plots, note that the Windows
GUI shifts the keyboard focus from the
Image Window to the
Plot Window. To shift the keyboard focus back to the
Image Window, click the mouse inside the
Image Window.
Example
The images below compare the effects of the
Stack Plots at Right option. The top
picture shows it enabled, causing
Plot Windows to stack along the right border of their
parent
Image Window. If disabled, then
Plot Windows open like all other view windows which
cascade down from the upper left. Each
Image Window has its own stack starting at its right
and parallel to its top border.