<!--Copyright (C) 1988-2005 by the Institute of Global Environment and Society (IGES). See file COPYRIGHT for more information.--> <html> <head><title>GrADS Command: display</title></head> <body> <H2><B>display</B></H2><P> <p> <code>display <i>expression</i></code><br> or<br> <code>d <i>expression</i></code> <p> The <code>display</code> command is how you actually display data via the graphics output window. <p> <H3>Usage Notes</H3> <P> If you <code>display</code> when all dimensions are fixed, you get a single value which is typed out in the command window. If you <code>display</code> when one dimension varies, you get a 1-D line graph (by default). If you <code>display</code> when two dimensions are varying, you get a 2-D contour plot (by default). <p> GrADS will automatically overlay the output from each successive display command.<br> To clear the display, enter: <p> <dd> <code>clear</code> (or just <code>c</code>) </dd> <p> <H3>Examples</H3><P> The simplest example of an expression to display would be a variable named by the default data file.<br> </body> </html>
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