Each function is invoked by
Use TAB, Left or Right arrow keys to change active button.A prompting window will appear, if any inputs are required. Press Escape or '^[' to cancel execution. The executed functions will be recorded to Macro buffer, and can be executed again with some modifications if necessary.
See "Attribute" for details of the format of command-line input.
Histogram identifier is specified either by number or by name. Note a name of identifier beginning with number is not allowed.
In specifying more than one identifiers at the command-line input,
use `
' (space) for a separator.
Note `,
' (comma) is not allowed,
which is the separator of parameters of the qualifier.
Wild-card can be used in specifying identifiers by name.
`-
' (minus) is used to specify contiguous identifiers by number.
For example, `3-7
' is equivalent to `3 4 5 6 7
'.
Do not insert any space between `-
' and numbers, otherwise
`-
' will be interpreted as an identifier,
which leads to an error.
Identifiers may be followed by some qualifiers,
which are specified by `/
' (slash) and one or more characters.
Note that `/M/E
', for example,
can be abbreviated to `/ME
'.
Available qualifiers are shown by typing '^H
'.
A qualifier may be followed by one or some numbers
if it requires parameters. Only a number, including
`.
' (period),
`+
', `-
' (sign) and
`E
' (exponential), can be used
as a parameter in order to distinguish from other qualifiers.
Note `E
' standing exponential has to be followed by an integer,
otherwise it will be interpreted as the qualifier `/E
'.
Use `,
' (comma) as a separator in specifying more than
one parameters. Do not insert any space among parameters.
Global specification of qualifier is avaliable like the following:
`(
' (left parenthesis) at the beginning of line can be omitted.
Line continuation is specified by
Basic key-binding is the same as Emacs. ^ stands for [Control-], # stands for [Alt-]