x_units, flags
Preset specplot display options.
EXAMPLES
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1. To see the currently selected options without changing them, omit
   all arguments.

   0>specopt 
   Specplot x-axis=channels  flags="3jJe".
   0>

2. To select an X-axis that is labelled in units of frequency instead
   of channels, and change the flags such that lines are drawn as
   simple vectors instead of bins.

   0>specopt 5, frequency, 3j
   Specplot nplot=5  x-axis=frequency  flags="3j".
   0>

ARGUMENTS
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x_units   -   Remembered. Initial default = channel
              The units plotted on the X-axis of each spectrum.
              Valid values are:
                channels  -  Spectral-line channels.
                frequency -  Spectral-line channel center frequencies.
              Unambiguous abbreviations are recognized.

flags     -   Remembered. Initial default = "3jJ".
              Plot option flags.
              Many of the toggled options that are bound to keyboard
              keys for interactive use in specplot, can be preset by
              placing those same keys in a string.
              The initial default string of flags specifies that
              both amplitude and phase will be plotted (3), that
              neighboring points will be joined (j) to form a
              histogram style plot (J) and that error bars be plotted
              (e). See 'help specplot' for the meaning of other toggle
              options.

CONTEXT
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The specplot command plots time-averaged visibility spectra. By
default it plots one spectrum for each baseline in one's observation,
at 3 plots per page, plotting each as amplitude and phase versus
channel number. Neighboring points are joined by lines, using a style
similar to a histogram to indicate how the data are binned into
channels.

The x-axis of the plotted spectra is always plotted in order of
increasing channel number, and IF number. However the values plotted
along the axis can be changed to other forms with the 'x_unit'
argument. This effects the X-axis scale, but not the ordering of
points. Thus two IFs plotted side by side may show frequencies that
increase in opposite directions.

There are a number of other binary options that effect the way that
spectra are plotted but do not require that the spectra be
reconstructed. Interactively these are toggled via keyboard keys and
those options will be remembered between specplot sessions. These can
be seen by typing specopt without any arguments, or they can be
replaced by specifying a new string of option flags with the 'flags'
argument. The individual flags are described in the specplot help
pages.

Related commands
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specplot   -  Plot time-averaged visibility spectra.
specsmooth -  Preset the spectral resolution displayed by specplot.
specorder  -  Set the order in which spectra are to be displayed.
specbase   -  Select the baselines to be displayed by specplot.
specpol    -  Select the list of polarizations to be displayed by specplot.
spectime   -  Select the time ranges to be displayed by specplot.
specuvr    -  Select the UV radius ranges to be displayed by specplot.