Gnuplot-manager

Latest version: v0.1.8

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0.1.6

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Documentation and testing
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The *README.rst* file was updated.



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0.1.5

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Modified functions
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*plot_check()* and *plot_list()*
now give an additional information: the index of the plot window
inside of the *window_list* global variable

*plot_print()* and *plot_print_all()*
now accept the *dirname* argument, by which it is possible
to specify the directory where files must be saved.

Some parts of some functions have been rewritten, without
changing the way they are called, in a more optimized way
(at least I hope).

Documentation and testing
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The *README.rst* file was updated.


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0.1.4

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Package structure
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The *funcutils.py* module has been added and some
methods of the *_PlotWindow* class have been turned to
functions and moved there

Added functions
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The following functions were added

*plot_1d()*
allows to plot from 1d data, useful if you want
to give only y-values and let gnuplot use the
ordinal number as x-values or for plots that
require 1d data, like boxplots

*plot_box()*
allows to plot a boxplot of the given data

Modified functions
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*new_plot()*
now it is possible to pass the *purge* argument, which is
*True* by default, with which the data files are automatically
deleted each time new data or functions are plotted without
the *replot* option, and when the window is closes

*plot_curves()*
now it is possible to give *None* instead of the x-values
in some or all of the list items, which means that for that
dataset only y-values are given.

*plot_close()*
now the datafiles are deleted or not depending if the window
has been opened with the *purge*options

*plot_close_all()*
now tries to delete the *gnuplot_manager.out* directory,
if it is empty

The functions used to plot from data now support the *volatile*
argument, which allows to pass data to gnuplot inline (without
writing them to disk) using the special filename *'-'*.
However, if the plot window contains plots made in this way,
plotting other data or functions on it using the *replot* option
is not possible.

Documentation & testing
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- the *README.rst* file was updated
- the *demo.py* and *test.py* scripts were updated


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0.1.3

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Documentation & testing
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- the *README.rst* file was updated
- the *test.py* script was updated
- the *demo.py* script was added
- the *__init__* docstring was updated


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0.1.2

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Documentation & testing
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Added the test script *test.py*


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0.1.1

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Added functions
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The following functions were added

*plot_print()* and *plot_print_all()*
allow to export plots to files as images

Modified functions
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*plot_curves()* and *plot_functions()*
now the list to pass as argument must include a new item:
a string which can contain additional options to give to
gnuplot (or *None* if no additional options are required)

Bug fixies
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- The *plot_label()* function did not work for 3D graphs,
since the z coordinate of the label was fixed to zero,
now it is 1 for 3D graphs

Documentation
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- The *README.rst* file was updated, and figures were added to it
- This file was added

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