multiplot

Contents: Description, Arguments, Usage, Examples, Images, Related Functions Supported Under Version: > 1.73 Current Davinci Version: 2.27 64-bit Safe: No Description WARNING: multiplot() has changed recently! Check your davinci version for compatibility. Use multiplot_old for davinci version < 1.73. Set GnuPlot to multiplot option Gnuplot allows the user to place multiple plots on top of one another or to break the plot canvas into numerous smaller plots by specifying the number of rows and columns. Arguments and Return Values Arguments: optional values for rows and columns and a flag to make columns fill completely before continuing to the next column. Return Value: None. Plot activates multiplot option. Usage Syntax: multiplot(rows=INT, columns=INT, columnsfirst=BOOL) rows: the number of rows of independent plots you want the Gnuplot canvas to have. columns: the number of columns of independent plots you want the Gnuplot canvas to have. columnsfirst: is an optional flag to fill a column completely before moving on to another. Default is no (0). Use the command nomultiplot() to turn off the multiplot functionality and return to normal plotting. Examples dv> multiplot(rows=3,columns=1) dv> xplot(a[,1]) dv> xplot(a[,2]) dv> xplot(a[,3]) dv> nomultiplot() Images

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