- 1 Introduction
- 2 Installation
- 3 First steps with Pyxplot
- 3.1 Getting started
- 3.2 First plots
- 3.3 Comments
- 3.4 Splitting long commands
- 3.5 Printing text
- 3.6 Axis labels and titles
- 3.7 Querying the values of settings
- 3.8 Plotting data files
- 3.9 Plotting many data files at once
- 3.10 The replot command
- 3.11 Directing where output goes
- 3.12 Setting the size of output
- 3.13 Plotting styles
- 3.14 Setting axis ranges
- 3.15 Interactive help
- 4 Performing calculations
- 4.1 Variables
- 4.2 Physical constants
- 4.3 Functions
- 4.4 Handling numerical errors
- 4.5 Working with complex numbers
- 4.6 Working with physical units
- 4.7 Configuring how numbers are displayed
- 4.8 Numerical integration and differentiation
- 4.9 Solving systems of equations
- 4.10 Searching for minima and maxima of functions
- 4.11 Working with time-series data
- 5 Working with data
- 6 Programming: Pyxplot’s data types
- 7 Programming: flow control
- 7.1 Conditionals
- 7.2 For loops
- 7.3 Foreach loops
- 7.4 Foreach datum loops
- 7.5 While and do loops
- 7.6 The break and continue statements
- 7.7 The conditional operator
- 7.8 Subroutines
- 7.9 Macros
- 7.10 The exec command
- 7.11 Assertions
- 7.12 Raising exceptions
- 7.13 Shell commands
- 7.14 Script watching: pyxplot_watch
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1 Introduction to Pyxplot
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