<!--Copyright (C) 1988-2005 by the Institute of Global Environment and Society (IGES). See file COPYRIGHT for more information.--> <html> <head> <title>GrADS Reinitialization</title> </head> <body bgcolor="e0f0ff" text="#000000"> <h2>Reinitialization of GrADS</h2> <p> Two commands are available for resetting or reinitializing the state of GrADS: <p> <b><i>Reinit</i></b> <p> The <a href="gradcomdreinit.html"><code>reinit</code></a> command returns GrADS to its initial state. <a href="gradcomdreinit.html"><code>reinit</code></a> closes all open files, releases all defined variables, and resets all graphics settings to their defaults. <p> <b><i>Reset</i></b> <p> The <a href="gradcomdreset.html"><code>reset</code></a> command returns GrADS to its initial state with the following exceptions: <p> <ol> <li>No files are closed <li>No defined variables are released <li>The <a href="gradcomdsetdisplay.html"><code>set display</code></a> settings are not modified </ol> <p> If files are open, the default file is set to 1, and the dimension environment is set to X,Y varying and Z and T set to 1 (as though file 1 were just opened). <p> The <a href="gradcomdreset.html"><code>reset</code></a> command may be qualified so that only certain aspects of GrADS are returned to their initial state. The qualifiers are as follows: <p> <ul> <code><a href="gradcomdreset.html">reset</a> events </code> resets the events buffer (e.g., mouse clicks) <br> <code><a href="gradcomdreset.html">reset</a> graphics </code> resets the graphics, but not the widgets <br> <code><a href="gradcomdreset.html">reset</a> hbuff </code> resets the display buffer when in double buffer mode <br> <code><a href="gradcomdreset.html">reset</a> norset </code> resets the X events only </ul> </body> </html>
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