bplot 0.0.2.2 → 0.0.2.3
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data/Tutorial
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Learning the compact style syntax is especially important for multiple plots because
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the named parameters like :title can only be included once in a plot command, and
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they always apply to the last data set only.
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There is also a *multiplot* method which can be "abused" to plot several
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There is also a *multiplot* method which can be "abused" to plot several different
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data sets in the same plot, using several different plot commands.
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b.multiplot do
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plots on the same page, using any layout that you wish. To see an exaple of how this
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works, try the following examples:
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b.multiplot('layout 1,3 title "Multiplot
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b.multiplot('layout 1,3 title "Multiplot Example" ') do
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b.set('title "Quadratic"')
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b.plot(x, y1, :color => 'red', :lines => '1;dashed')
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b.set('title "Linear"')
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