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	Determines whether the user coordinate system is automatically rescaled after reading list data. The possible values are:		Determines whether the user coordinate system is automatically rescaled after reading list data. The possible values are:
	;~~'''~~off~~'''~~:No automatic scaling.		;off:No automatic scaling.
	;~~'''~~x~~'''~~:Automatic scaling of the x-dimension only.		;x:Automatic scaling of the x-dimension only.
	;~~'''~~y~~'''~~:Automatic scaling of the y-dimension only.		;y:Automatic scaling of the y-dimension only.
	;~~'''~~x,y~~'''~~ or ~~'''~~on~~'''~~:Automatic scaling of both dimensions.		;x,y or on:Automatic scaling of both dimensions.
	If autoscaling of the x-dimension is on, then the values of X0 and X1 (plot parameters '''X0''' and '''X1''') are reset after reading list data such that all values in the x-column of the list data are in the range between X0 and X1. If autoscaling of the y-dimension is on, then the values of Y0 and Y1 (plot parameters '''Y0''' and '''Y1''') are reset to include all values in the y-columns of the list data. In general, the limits are extended slightly with respect to the exact minimum and maximum in order to avoid that data points lay exactly on the margin.		If autoscaling of the x-dimension is on, then the values of X0 and X1 (plot parameters '''X0''' and '''X1''') are reset after reading list data such that all values in the x-column of the list data are in the range between X0 and X1. If autoscaling of the y-dimension is on, then the values of Y0 and Y1 (plot parameters '''Y0''' and '''Y1''') are reset to include all values in the y-columns of the list data. In general, the limits are extended slightly with respect to the exact minimum and maximum in order to avoid that data points lay exactly on the margin.
	Initial value: '''on'''.		Initial value: '''on'''.

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	== Synopsis ==		== Synopsis ==

	'''~~angle~~'''		'''autoscale'''

	== Description ==		== Description ==

	~~Defines a font property with~~ the possible values:		Determines whether the user coordinate system is automatically rescaled after reading list data. The possible values are:
	;'''~~regular~~''':~~Regular~~; ~~not italics~~.		;'''off''':No automatic scaling.
	;'''~~italics~~''':~~Italics~~ or ~~oblique~~.		;'''x''':Automatic scaling of the x-dimension only.
	~~Note~~ that the ~~Symbol font~~ is ~~only available as~~ '''~~regular~~'''.		;'''y''':Automatic scaling of the y-dimension only.
	Initial value: '''~~regular~~'''.		;'''x,y''' or '''on''':Automatic scaling of both dimensions.
			If autoscaling of the x-dimension is on, then the values of X0 and X1 (plot parameters '''X0''' and '''X1''') are reset after reading list data such that all values in the x-column of the list data are in the range between X0 and X1. If autoscaling of the y-dimension is on, then the values of Y0 and Y1 (plot parameters '''Y0''' and '''Y1''') are reset to include all values in the y-columns of the list data. In general, the limits are extended slightly with respect to the exact minimum and maximum in order to avoid that data points lay exactly on the margin.
			Initial value: '''on'''.

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== Synopsis ==

'''angle'''

== Description ==

Defines a font property with the possible values:
;'''regular''':Regular; not italics.
;'''italics''':Italics or oblique.
Note that the Symbol font is only available as '''regular'''.
Initial value: '''regular'''.