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In order to start an interactive Xmgrace session on a login node, you need to login with X11 forwarding enabled. After loading the required modules module load gcc/4.8.2 xmgrace/5.1.24 you can start the interactive session with the command xmgrace.
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Plotting in XmGrace — Jscatter 1.3.0.8 documentation. Plotting in XmGrace ¶. A high-level Python interface to the Grace plotting package XmGrace. One line command plotting: plot of numpy arrays and dataArrays without predefining Data or Symbol objects.

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

The function xmgrace() is part of the module Chart::Graph that letsyou generate graphs on the fly in perl. It was written as a front-endapplication to Xmgrace for hassle-free generation of graphs. xmgrace()can be supplied with many of the same options and arguments that canbe given to Xmgrace (the UNIX program that evolved from xmgr). Formore information on Xmgrace see the end of this documentation.

ARGUMENTS

Xmgrace has a great deal of options for the overall appearance of agraph. Chart::Graph::Xmgrace provides control over an essentialsubset of them. Others can be easily changed by saving the file usingthe grace output file option and then manipulating the filedirecting in Xmgrace.

In Xmgrace each set of data has its own options. Because Xmgrace isso complex. a sub-hash of options is needed for all the optionsassociated with each data set. For that reason, only a few dataoptions are noted here.

Data can be presented to Chart::Graph::Xmgrace Gnuplot in one of threeformats for the convenience of the user:

Alternatively:

Finally, data can be stored in a file as a parameter to be read intoChart::Graph::Xmgrace.

since xmgrace allows for many data set options, options is a hash ofsuboptions (%sub_options below).

There are seven types of suboptions as listed below and described in detail in the following tables.

symbol options
line options
baseline options
dropline options
fill options
annotated value options
errorbar options

The suboptions above use the arguments listed below. Stranded deep game wiki.

EXAMPLES

The following three examples show the various capabilities of theChart::Graph interface to the Xmgrace program.

GENERAL EXAMPLE

The following example produces the file xmgrace1.png and containsthree kinds of data plots. The first plot is an XY plot usingtriangles for the presentation style and rightstairs lines. Thesecond plot is also an XY plot using lines andtriangle symbols. Thelast plot is a bar graph.

xmgrace1.png

NON-STACKING REGIONS

The following shorter example shows how Xmgrace handles regionswithout stacking the graphs (the default for Xmgrace is to not stackdata.)

xmgrace2.png

MULTIPLE DATA SETS IN MATRIX FORM

The following example shows how to graph more complicated datasetsusing the Chart-Graph interface to Xmgrace. It produces the filexmgrace3.png.The numbers from this example were generated from thescript that created it and saved using the standard Perl moduleData-Dumper.

xmgrace3.png

MORE INFO

For more information on Xmgrace, please see the Xmgrace web page: http://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/Grace

CONTACT

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AUTHOR

CAIDA Perl development team (cpan@caida.org)