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from another point of view.
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# These are the basic features of `myplotlib` and much more.
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**These are the basic features of `myplotlib` and much more.**
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myplotlib allows you to design a plot, that consist
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of only one single file that can be combined with any
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other plot, or alone.
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`myplotlib` allows you to design a plot, that consist
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of a single file.
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It can then plotted alone or combined with any other plot.
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This plot contains it own data processing and can be
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used for any data you provide.
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This plot contains it own data processing method and
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can be used for any compatible raw data you provide.
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It can be called interactively for comparing, and reads
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only one the large raw data set. In case the raw data
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processing is long you can also prevent extra computation.
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A plot can be called interactively from a python interpreter,
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or from the command line.
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After comparing the data, you may also want to roduce a
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large amount of files, that plot the same things for
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various datasets. The script mode is designed for that.
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You can use myplotlib from command line and give it
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arguments.
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The same plot can be drawn on screen or directly in a file
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making sure that what you see is what you get.
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In case you are fine with a plot, but after some time
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your recognise that some change are required, because
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your plot is in a unique file indpendntly how many time
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you use it in various configurations, any changes will
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be spread, allowing fast and consistent corrections.
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Producing files of the same aspect of large number of
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data sets is possible thanks to the scripting mode.
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Because a plot is in a unique file, any changes will
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be spread, allowing fast and consistent corrections.
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to summarize myplotlib can:
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to summarize `myplotlib` can:
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- interactive mode
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- script mode
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