| Command Summary | Command Syntax | Calculator Compatibility | Token Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sets the window variables to their default settings. | ZoomStd | This command works on all calculators. | 2 bytes |
Menu Location
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The ZoomStd Command
The ZoomStd command initializes the window variables applicable to the current mode to their default values. These default values are:
- xmin=-10, xmax=10, xscl=1 (except in differential equation mode, where xmin=-1)
- ymin=-10, ymax=10, yscl=1
- xres=2 (in function mode)
- tmin=0, tmax=2π, tstep=π/24 (in parametric mode)
- θmin=0, θmax=2π, θstep=π/24 (in polar mode)
- nmin=0, nmax=10, plotStrt=1, plotStep=1 (in sequence mode)
- eyeθ=20, eyeφ=70, eyeψ=0, xgrid=14, ygrid=14, zmin=-10, zmax=10, and ncontour=5 (in 3D mode)
- t0=0, tmax=10, tstep=0.1, tplot=0, ncurves=0, diftol=0.001, and fldres=20 (in differential equation mode)
See the 68k:system-variables article for details on what these variables actually do.
Advanced Uses
One common use for ZoomStd is as a prelude to 68k:ZoomInt in a program. This makes sure that the window variables are the same each time, which ZoomInt alone doesn't guarantee.