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Contents
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Introduction
A brief history of
plt
How to read this book
How to avoid reading this book
Getting Started with
plt
plt
Essentials
Using
plt
without an X server
More about options
Tutorial: Simple Plots
Screen and printed plots
Adding titles and axis labels
Setting up the axes
A simple scatter plot
Using color
Plotting an image
Plotting a function of a single variable
Preparing Input for
plt
Text data files
Comma-separated value (CSV) files
Binary data files
Data specifications
Generating abscissas automatically
Format files
String arrays
Coordinate Systems
Titles and Axes
``Quickplot'' mode
Plotting Data
A gallery of plotstyles
Plotting Two or More Data Sets Together
Plotting multiple data sets on one set of axes
Legends
Placing multiple plots on a page
Labelling Your Plot
Concatenating labels
Drawing Line Segments, Arrows, and Boxes
Suppressing Plot Elements
Colors, Line Styles, and Fonts
Advanced Axis Options
Color Names
Preparing Printed Output
Generating EPSF using
plt
Including
plt
figures in a L
A
T
E
X document
Margins, cropping, and bounding boxes
Processing, previewing and printing
Using
plt
with pdfL
A
T
E
X
Preparing Plots for the Web
On-Screen Plots
Scripting with
plt
How to get and install
plt
Compiling
plt
under Linux or Unix
Compiling and Using
plt
under MacOS/X (Darwin)
Compiling and Using
plt
under MS-Windows
What's New?
Known bugs
man
Pages for the
plt
Package
plt
Name
Synopsis
Description
Examples
See Also
Availability
Authors
Sources
lwcat
Name
Synopsis
Description
Files
See Also
Availability
Authors
Source
imageplt
Name
Synopsis
Description
See Also
Availability
Author
Source
pltf
Name
Synopsis
Description
See Also
Availability
Author
Sources
Index
George B. Moody (
george@mit.edu
)
2003-05-01