Thank you Maarten and Vince for your responses. I really prefer
Maarten's suggestion over my own, because it reaches the goal
directly, rather than through tricks.
Sincerely yours, Sergiy Radyakin
On 5/5/08, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
> Sergiy Radyakin <[email protected]> reports that -graph pie- does not
> allow the convenience option -scale()- which allows you to scale the size of
> all the text, markers, line-widths, etc. on your graph simultaneously.
>
> > . sysuse auto
> > (1978 Automobile Data)
> >
> > . graph pie, over(rep78) scale(0.5)
> > option scale() not allowed
> > search r(198)
>
> The option -scale()- is documented for -graph pie-, and all of the other
> -graph- commands honor -scale()-.
>
> Sergiy has indeed found a bug, and it will be fixed in a future update.
>
> In the interim, note that Sergiy himself provided an easy workaround for those
> wanting to use -scale()- with -graph pie-. Just exclude the option -scale()-
> from your -graph pie- command, then redraw the graph, adding the -scale()-
> option to the -graph display- command. For example,
>
> . graph pie, over(rep78)
> . graph display, scale(0.5)
>
>
> -- Vince
> [email protected]
>
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