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The following data groups illustrate some uses of GRAPH. The first
plots a trivial sawtooth wave, and shows the minimum amount of
information needed to create a simple graph. The second and third
demonstrate histograms and Greek letters in the titles.
$DATA X(1,1)=0, 2, 4, 8, 10,
Y(1,1)=0, 2, 0, 2, 0,
$END
Sawtooth Wave
X-axis
Y-axis
$DATA X(1,1)= 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
Y(1,1)=12,23,12,23,12,23,12,23,12,23, 12,
Y(1,2)= 5,24, 2, 5,17, 3, 6,18,15, 0, -4,
XMIN=0,XMAX=10,NXSUB=5,
YMIN=0,YMAX=25,NYSUB=5,
INTGRT(1)=T,AVRAGE(1)=T,
N=2*11,KX=1,KY=2,
IDFONT=2,HSCALE=0.9,VSCALE=0.9,
IDFONT=5,
HISTGM(1)=2*T,LSTYLE(1)=2*0,BWIDTH(1)=2*0.6,
$END
#G@ vs #TH
#TH@ axis
#G@ axis
$DATA X(1,1)=1,Y(1,1)=10,
X(1,2)=1,Y(1,2)=-9,
X(1,3)=3,Y(1,3)=24,
X(1,4)=3,Y(1,4)=-19,
X(1,5)=5,Y(1,5)=16,
X(1,6)=5,Y(1,6)=-24,
X(1,7)=7,Y(1,7)=5,
X(1,8)=7,Y(1,8)=-5.5,
X(1,9)=9,Y(1,9)=21,
X(1,10)=9,Y(1,10)=-20.5,
X(1,11)=11,Y(1,11)=17,
X(1,12)=11,Y(1,12)=-24.9,
N=12*1, KX=12, KY=12,
XMIN=-5, XMAX=15, DXSUB=1, MODEX=-13,
YMIN=-25, YMAX=25, DYSUB=5,
IDFONT=5,
HISTGM(1)=12*T, LSTYLE(1)=12*0, YBASE(1)=12*0, BWIDTH(1)=12*0.70,
HMASK(1)=12*T, BWIDTH(1)=12*5.0,
$END
Histogram Bars
X Axis
Y Axis