Re: Click curve to highlight?

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On 13/05/16 21:29, Brandon Thigpen wrote:
> Is there any way to 'highlight' a curve by clicking on it?
>
> For example, if I have data plotted as a line, if I could just
> mouse-click anywhere on that line and have it change to linespoints
> until I click somewhere off of the line?  This would allow me to
> temporarily see where the individual data points are without having to
> redraw using linespoints.  Make sense?  I've seen this with other
> plotting tools and it is very helpful.
>
> Thanks
>
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all lines are different colours by default, so what is the need. Are 
talking about a monochrome config. Please explain the need.

several terminals : eg wxt , qt and svg  will hide the line if you click 
on its legend in the key. That can help distinguish it, or alternatively 
can be used to hide other lines to have a less cluttered view.

Peter.