gplot

Contents: Description, Arguments, Usage, Examples, Related Functions Supported Under Version: >1.69 Current Davinci Version: 2.27 64-bit Safe: No Description Plot an object using GnuPlot Arguments and Return Values Arguments: A numeric array Return Value: None. External viewer launched. Usage Syntax: gplot(object = VAL [, xlow = FLOAT] [, xhigh = FLOAT] [, ylow = FLOAT] [, yhigh = FLOAT]) 'object' - A numeric array to be plotted 'xlow' - Optional lower limit on the x dimension to be plotted 'xhigh' - Optional upper limit on the x dimension to be plotted 'ylow' - Optional lower limit on the y dimension to be plotted 'yhigh' - Optional upper limit on the y dimension to be plotted The gplot function passes the specified argument to an external plotting program (GnuPlot). The data is passed as it is stored in memory. Similar to xplot() but doesn't have the ability to specify the x-axis. Is capable of specifying limits to the plot. None of the functions listed by plot_functions will operate on a gplot graph. Examples dv> a 2x131x1 array of float, bsq format [1,048 bytes] dv> gplot(a[1],40,60,0.1,.9)

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