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What's new Newsgroup Uses: On-the-fly Web pages CGI Clickmaps SVG Interactive Hard copy Pre-press Slides Posters Plot data file formats Scaling and various types of plottable units Gallery of examples PROGRAMS - pl manual page including descriptions of command line arguments API LIBRARY - libploticus ![]() PREFABS - produce graphs quickly from the command line without coding scripts
Standard prefab parameters chron - display chronological data dist - frequency distribution histograms lines - line plots pie - pie graphs scat - scatterplots with correlations stack - stacked bar graphs vbars - bar graphs draw - interpret ploticus draw commands multidist - multiple, overlaid frequency distributions SCRIPTS - for maximum flexibility and customization.
Using procs and attributes; #proc, #procdef, #saveas, #clone Syntax and variables Flow of control directives such as #set and #if Using #shell and #sql Reserved variables Functions Script examples: Index PNG thumbnails GIF thumbnails PLOTTING PROCS proc annotate - add annotation proc areadef - define a plotting area notes on automatic scaling proc axis (xaxis/yaxis) - render an axis proc bars - bar graphs, histograms, error bars proc curvefit - generate a curve from data points proc drawcommands - draw using command set proc getdata - get or specify plot data proc legend - render a legend proc line - draw arbitrary lines proc lineplot - produce a line plot proc page - set page-wide attributes/ break page proc pie - produce a pie graph proc rangebar - produce a rangebar / boxplot proc rangesweep - produce a range sweep proc rect - draw an arbitrary rectangle proc scatterplot - produce a scatterplot proc settings - overall settings for units, notations, etc proc vector - vector plots
UTILITY PROCS ATTRIBUTES
Colors Conditional expressions Linedetails Symboldetails Textdetails Fonts Dates Times APPENDIX
Notes for non-unix environments Special characters Program limitations Copyright and permissions ![]() Home page (ploticus.sourceforge.net) Downloading the software User comments and feedback Correspondence, troubleshooting, & bug reports |
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