Sophie: mgm-1.1-7mdv2010.0 noarch

mgm-1.1-7mdv2010.0.noarch.rpm

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<h1>Resource: scalewidadj</h1>
<h2>applicability</h2>

Toplevel, Module class or instance

<h2>possible settings</h2>
0&lt;=<em>n</em><br>
(default varies my module, global default is 100)<p>

<h2>description</h2>

'scalewidadj' sets the proportional width that the module requests
over the minimum width requested by minx or miny (depends on
stacking). When <a href=r-bars.html>bars</a> and <a
href=r-stack.html>stack</a> differ (eg, vertical bars and horizontal
stacking, the typical case), the scalewidadj values for all the active
modules are summed and each module is allotted a width proportional to
its scalewidadj value plus it's minimum size value (see the <a
href=r-geometry.html>geometry</a> page for a detailed discussion of
space allocation). <p>

When the graph bars and stacking are in the same direction, the
maximum requested width of any module is used only to determine main
window size and each module is placed within the same (potentially
excess) width according to its <a
href=r-scalejustify.html>scalejustify</a> setting.<p>

<h2>see also</h2>
<a href=r-bars.html>bars</a>
<a href=r-geometry.html>geometry</a>
<a href=r-scalejustify.html>scalejustify</a>
<a href=r-scalelenadj.html>scalelenadj</a>
<a href=r-stack.html>stack</a>
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MGM will not get your whites whiter or your colors brighter.  It will,
however, sit there and look spiffy while sucking down a major
honking wad of RAM.<p>

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