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diff --git a/scilab/modules/graphics/help/en_US/color_management/colorbar.xml b/scilab/modules/graphics/help/en_US/color_management/colorbar.xml
index b2989b0..faecbee 100644
--- a/scilab/modules/graphics/help/en_US/color_management/colorbar.xml
+++ b/scilab/modules/graphics/help/en_US/color_management/colorbar.xml
@@ -35,7 +35,8 @@
- Let U be the Z values of the plot for which a colorbar scale is needed, %inf, -%inf and %nan values being ignored.
+ Let U be the Z values of the plot for which a colorbar scale is needed, %inf,
+ -%inf and %nan values being ignored.
Let minU and maxU be the minimum and the maximum of U values.
@@ -96,7 +97,7 @@
represent the umin data value. Similarly,
the color of index colmax will represent
umax, with
- 1 < colmin < colmax < Nc.
+ 1 ⤠colmin < colmax ⤠Nc.
Default setting: [1,Nc]
@@ -173,7 +174,7 @@
colorbar(,, [colmin colmax])
- with integers such that 1 colmin < colmax Nc.
+ with integers such that 1 ⤠colmin < colmax ⤠Nc.
Conversely to the previous one, this syntax sets
umin and umax
such that "[umin,umax]/[minU,maxU]" maps "[colmin,colmax]/[1,Nc]"
@@ -181,7 +182,8 @@
colorbar(,, [fmin fmax])
- The previous syntax colorbar(,,[colmin colmax]) needs to know the colormap range to specify colmin
+ The previous syntax colorbar(,,[colmin colmax]) needs to know the
+ colormap range to specify colmin
and colmax conveniently. This is not very
handy when we just want to target a fractional part of the colormap
whatever is its actual length. fmin and
@@ -192,7 +194,8 @@
This syntax sets
- umin and umax such that the relative range "[umin umax]/[min(U) max(U]" maps "[fmin, fmax]".
+ umin and umax such that the relative
+ range "[umin umax]/[min(U) max(U]" maps "[fmin, fmax]".
[colmin colmax] such that the relative range