PyXPlot Users' Guide
PyXPlot Users' Guide
:
Plotting and Vector Graphics
2 Plotting and Vector Graphics
1 Plotting: A Detailed Survey
1.1 The
with
modifier
1.1.1 The Palette
1.1.2 Default Settings
1.2 PyXPlot’s Plot Styles
1.2.1 Lines and Points
1.2.2 Error Bars
1.2.3 Shaded Regions
1.2.4 Barcharts and Histograms
1.2.5 Steps
1.2.6 Arrows
1.3 The
style
Keyword
1.4 Plotting Functions in Exotic Styles
1.5 Plotting Parametric Functions
1.6 Graph Legends
1.7 Configuring Axes
1.7.1 Selecting which Axes to Plot Against
1.7.2 Plotting Quantities with Physical Units
1.7.3 Specifying the Positioning of Axes
1.7.4 Configuring the Appearance of Axes
1.7.5 Specifying where Ticks should Appear along Axes
1.7.6 Configuring how Tick Marks are Labelled
1.7.7 Linked Axes
1.8 Gridlines
1.9 Clipping Behaviour
1.10 Labelling Graphs
1.10.1 Arrows
1.10.2 Text Labels
1.11 Three-Dimensional Plotting
2 Producing Image Files
2.1 The
set terminal
Command
2.1.1 Previewing Graphs On Screen
2.1.2 Producing Images on Disk
2.1.3 The Complete Syntax of the
set terminal
Command
2.2 The Default Terminal
2.3 PostScript Output
2.3.1 Paper Sizes
2.4 Backing Up Over-Written Files
3 Producing Vector Graphics
3.1 Multiplot Mode
3.1.1 Settings Associated with Multiplot Items
3.1.2 Reordering Multiplot Items
3.1.3 The Construction of Large Multiplots
3.2 Linked Axes and Galleries of Plots
3.3 The
replot
Command Revisited
3.4 Adding Other Vector Graphics Objects
3.4.1 The
text
Command
3.4.2 The
arrow
and
line
Commands
3.4.3 The
image
Command
3.4.4 The
eps
Command
3.4.5 The
box
and
circle
Commands
3.4.6 The
arc
Command
3.4.7 The
point
Command
3.4.8 The
ellipse
Command
3.4.9 The
piechart
Command
3.5 LaTeX and PyXPlot
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