SET_LABEL_CURVE_OPTION

Identify the curves drawn in the post-processor by marking each curve with a digit and then list the meaning of these digits beside the plot.

The number of digits can be quite large in some cases. If so, use SET_FONT and reduce the font size; usually, 0.2 is sufficient.

Syntax	set_label_curve_option
Prompt	Curve label option (A, B, C, D, E, F OR N) /A/: <Option>
	The options: `A`: List stable phases along line `B`: As A but curves with same fixed phase have same number `C`: List axis quantities `D`: As `C` but curves with same quantities have same number `E`: As `B` with changing colors `F`: As `D` with changing colors `N`: No labels This question is rather cryptic but usually the option B or E is good for phase diagrams (after a MAP command) and option D or F for property diagrams (after a STEP command). Those interested can try out the option A and C by themselves. Option B or E lists the fixed phases along each curve, whereas option D or F gives the axis variables used along each curve. E provides varied colors for different stable-phase curves on phase diagrams (after a MAP command); F provides varied colors for different property curves on property diagrams (after a STEP command). The option `N` (NONE) disables all curve labels and lists. If, for example, you use `T` (temperature in K) as the variable axis in a STEP command and then plot the amount of stable phases (with SET_DIAGRAM_AXIS `Y NP(*)`) on the Y-axis versus `T-C` on the X-axis, then the list may have lines like: 1: T-273.15, NP(LIQUID) 2: T-273.15, NP(FCC_A1) This means that for curve `1` the X-axis is `T-273.15` (the same for all curves, of course) and `NP(LIQUID)` on the Y-axis. Curve `2` has the same X-axis but `NP(FCC_A1)` on the Y-axis.

Syntax

set_label_curve_option

Prompt

Curve label option (A, B, C, D, E, F OR N) /A/: <Option>

The options:

A: List stable phases along line
B: As A but curves with same fixed phase have same number
C: List axis quantities
D: As C but curves with same quantities have same number
E: As B with changing colors
F: As D with changing colors
N: No labels

This question is rather cryptic but usually the option B or E is good for phase diagrams (after a MAP command) and option D or F for property diagrams (after a STEP command). Those interested can try out the option A and C by themselves.

Option B or E lists the fixed phases along each curve, whereas option D or F gives the axis variables used along each curve. E provides varied colors for different stable-phase curves on phase diagrams (after a MAP command); F provides varied colors for different property curves on property diagrams (after a STEP command). The option N (NONE) disables all curve labels and lists.

If, for example, you use T (temperature in K) as the variable axis in a STEP command and then plot the amount of stable phases (with SET_DIAGRAM_AXIS Y NP(*)) on the Y-axis versus T-C on the X-axis, then the list may have lines like:

1: T-273.15, NP(LIQUID)

2: T-273.15, NP(FCC_A1)

This means that for curve 1 the X-axis is T-273.15 (the same for all curves, of course) and NP(LIQUID) on the Y-axis. Curve 2 has the same X-axis but NP(FCC_A1) on the Y-axis.