TABLE OF CONTENTS
72-plotting
DESCRIPTION
This example shows how to make 2D and 3D plots with PWTK.
In this example, we plot functions but datafiles can also be plotted -- the usage is completely analogous.
BEWARE
PWTK uses Gnuplot ( http://www.gnuplot.info/ ) for plottiong, which is required to run this example.
EXAMPLE SOURCE FILE
SOURCE
# a 1D function or a file containing e.g. "x f(x)" columns can be # plotted with ::pwtk::plot plot sin(x) # ::pwtk::plot command is configurable and more than one function can be specified plot \ -xr -pi:pi -yr -1.1:1.1 \ -xl x -yl "sin(x) and cos(x)" \ -xf %.1f -yf %.1f \ sin(x) cos(x) # Multiplots are plotted with ::pwtk::multiplot. Let's plot a 4-plot # multiplot with the first three plots showing a single function, # whereas the last plot shows all the three functions together multiplot \ -xr -pi:pi -yr -1.1:1.1 \ -xl x -yl f(x) \ -xf %.1f -yf %.1f \ sin(x) cos(x) tan(x) { sin(x) cos(x) tan(x) } # heatmaps can be created with ::pwtk::heatmap heatmap -xr -pi:pi -yr -pi:pi -xl x -yl y sin(x)*cos(y) # different color palatte can be used (see ::pwtk::heatmap) heatmap -pal rainbow -xr -pi:pi -yr -pi:pi -xl x -yl y sin(x)*cos(y) # palette can also be inverted heatmap -pal {rainbow negative} -xr -pi:pi -yr -pi:pi -xl x -yl y sin(x)*cos(y) # surface plots can be created with ::pwtk::splot splot -pal STM -xr -pi:pi -yr -pi:pi -zr -1.1:1.1 -zf %.1f \ -xl "x" -yl "y" -zl "sin(x)*cos(y)" -e {set zlabel rotate by 90} sin(x)*cos(y)