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Surface Plot. splot() sends 3-d data arrays to Gnuplot for plotting.
 
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Arguments: numeric arrays and optional name string and flags (see below)
 
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Return Value:optional string containing the often lengthy Gnuplot command. [[GnuPlot]] is launched and displays graph.
 
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[[Syntax]]:
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[[Syntax]]: <b>splot(object1[, label&#61;STRING][, pm3d&#61;INT][, xscale&#61;INT][, yscale&#61;INT])</b>
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<b>label</b>: A string to use as the name of the plot object.  Does not need to be specifically called.  An undefined string in the command buffer will be used as the label.<br>
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<b>pm3d</b>: A flag to color the plot by height.<br>
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<b>xscale</b>: whatever, I'll fill this in later<br>
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<b>yscale</b>: <br>
 
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dv> again, later
 
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[[Image:splot.png]]
 
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*[[vplot]]
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*[[xplot]]
 
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[[category:Functions]]
 
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[[category:Davinci Core]]
 
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[[category:GnuPlot]]

Revision as of 12:50, 20 May 2008



Description

Surface Plot. splot() sends 3-d data arrays to Gnuplot for plotting.

Arguments and Return Values

Arguments: numeric arrays and optional name string and flags (see below)

Return Value:optional string containing the often lengthy Gnuplot command. GnuPlot is launched and displays graph.

Usage

Syntax: splot(object1[, label=STRING][, pm3d=INT][, xscale=INT][, yscale=INT])

label: A string to use as the name of the plot object. Does not need to be specifically called. An undefined string in the command buffer will be used as the label.
pm3d: A flag to color the plot by height.
xscale: whatever, I'll fill this in later
yscale:

Examples

dv> again, later

Images

splot.png

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