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(gnuplot.info)set-show
The `set` command can be used to sets _lots_ of options. No screen is drawn, however, until a `plot` (Note: plot ), `splot` (Note: splot ), or `replot` (Note: replot ) command is given. The `show` command shows their settings; `show all` shows all the settings. If a variable contains time/date data, `show` will display it according to the format currently defined by `set timefmt` (Note: timefmt ), even if that was not in effect when the variable was initially defined.
angles- arrow
- autoscale
- bar
- bmargin
- border
- boxwidth
- clabel
- clip
- cntrparam
- contour
- data style
- dgrid3d
- dummy
- encoding
- format
- function style
- functions
- grid
- hidden3d
- isosamples
- key
- label
- linestyle
- lmargin
- locale
- logscale
- mapping
- margin
- missing
- multiplot
- mx2tics
- mxtics
- my2tics
- mytics
- mztics
- offsets
- origin
- output
- parametric
- pointsize
- polar
- rmargin
- rrange
- samples
- size
- style
- surface
- terminal
- tics
- ticslevel
- ticscale
- timestamp
- timefmt
- title
- tmargin
- trange
- urange
- variables
- version
- view
- vrange
- x2data
- x2dtics
- x2label
- x2mtics
- x2range
- x2tics
- x2zeroaxis
- xdata
- xdtics
- xlabel
- xmtics
- xrange
- xtics
- xzeroaxis
- y2data
- y2dtics
- y2label
- y2mtics
- y2range
- y2tics
- y2zeroaxis
- ydata
- ydtics
- ylabel
- ymtics
- yrange
- ytics
- yzeroaxis
- zdata
- zdtics
- zero
- zeroaxis
- zlabel
- zmtics
- zrange
- ztics
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