Plot Commands - Revision history

Dean Whittaker at 10:27, 22 October 2009

2009-10-22T10:27:43Z

2008-08-15T15:44:39Z

Two Dimensional Plots

2008-08-15T15:43:19Z

Plot Types

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Plot Types

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Two Dimensional Plots

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Overplots

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Overplots

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Overplots

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-* ww is an [[IXTdataset_1d]] array or [[IXTdataset_2d]],
+* ww is an [[IXTdataset_1d]] array or [[IXTdataset_2d]] or [[IXTpolygons]] object.
 * 'property' and value define [[General Behaviour#Property-Value Pairs|property-value pairs]]. See the [[User Reference]] for a list of available properties.
 * rf is an [[IXTrunfile]] object.

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 <pre>>> ds(ww, 'property', value, 'property2', value2,...)
 >> ds(rf, 'det',  'property', value, 'property2', value2,..)
->> ds(rf, 'mon',  'property', value, 'property2', value2,..)</pre>
+>> ds(rf, 'mon',  'property', value, 'property2', value2,..)
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 * rf is an [[IXTrunfile]] object.
 * If [[IXTrunfile]] command is called with 'mon' then the monitor data will be plotted, with 'det' the detector data will be plotted.
 ===Plotting Arrays of [[IXTdataset_1d]]===

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 * 'property' and value define [[General Behaviour#Property-Value Pairs|property-value pairs]]. See the [[User Reference]] for a list of available properties.
 * rf is an [[IXTrunfile]] object.
-* If [[IXTrunfile]] command is called with 'mon' then the monitor data will be plotted, with 'det' the detector data will be plotted. </pre>
+* If [[IXTrunfile]] command is called with 'mon' then the monitor data will be plotted, with 'det' the detector data will be plotted.
 ===Overplots===

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 <pre>>> dh(w, 'property', value, 'property2', value2,...)
 >> dh(rf, 'det',  'property', value, 'property2', value2,..)
->> dh(rf, 'mon',  'property', value, 'property2', value2,..)</pre>
+>> dh(rf, 'mon',  'property', value, 'property2', value2,..)
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 * rf is an [[IXTrunfile]] object.
 * If [[IXTrunfile]] command is called with 'mon' then the monitor data will be plotted, with 'det' the detector data will be plotted. </pre>
 ===Overplots===

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 '''Syntax:'''
-<pre>>> dh(w, 'property', value, 'property2', value2,...)</pre>
+<pre>>> dh(w, 'property', value, 'property2', value2,...)
 ===Overplots===
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 * 'property' and value define [[General Behaviour#Property-Value Pairs|property-value pairs]]. See the [[User Reference]] for a list of available properties.
 * rf is an [[IXTrunfile]] object.
-* If [[IXTrunfile]] command is called with 'mon' then the monitor data will be plotted, with 'det', a
+* If [[IXTrunfile]] command is called with 'mon' then the monitor data will be plotted, with 'det' the detector data will be plotted.
 ===Plotting Arrays of [[IXTdataset_1d]]===

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 ===Overplots===
-If an overplot command is used, then the next plot will appear on top of the plot in the relevant plot window. The following overplot commands work when the existing plot is a one dimensional plot.
+If an overplot command is used, then the next plot will appear on top of any current plots existing in the appropriate window. The following overplot commands work when the existing plot is a one dimensional plot OR if given a name and tag, will overplot any plot type.
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 |}
-If the existing plot is not a one dimensional plot, then the following commands need to be used. For instance, if an area plot is made and a dispersion relation is fitted, then the fit can be plotted over the area plot. These are separate commands because an overplot will, by default, find the first open unheld one dimensional plot to use as its window.
+If the existing plot is not a one dimensional plot, then the following commands need to be used. For instance, if an area plot is made and a dispersion relation is fitted, then the fit can be plotted over the area plot. These are separate commands because an overplot will, by default, find the first open unheld one dimensional plot to use as its window. This is an easier way than using Name-Tags with the normal overplot commands.
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 |-
 !  | phoc
 | Overplot Histogram regardless of the nature of the current plot
 ===Plotting Arrays of [[IXTdataset_1d]]===