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== Introduction ==

LabRPS is able to perform plots using the [https://matplotlib.org/ matplotlib] [[Python|Python]] library. A module is provided to this end, as a core component of LabRPS.

The produced plots offer the standard [https://matplotlib.org/ matplotlib] tools to edit and save. On top of that, a [[Image:Workbench_Plot.svg|24px]] [[Plot_Workbench|Plot Workbench]] is provided as an external add-on offering more complete tools to edit the plot and save it.

==Module==

The module can be invoked in a Python console or in a [[Macros|macro]]. The first thing you must do is importing the module by typing:

{{Code|code=
from labrps.plot import Plot
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{{Code|code=
from LabRPS.Plot import Plot
}}

After that, you can plot a straight line from (0,0) to (1,2) just simply typing:

{{Code|code=
Plot.plot([0, 1], [0, 2])
}}

You can find more complex examples in the [[Plot_Basic_tutorial|Plot Basic tutorial]] and the [[Plot_MultiAxes_tutorial|Plot MultiAxes tutorial]].

==Workbench Tools==

If you activate the [[Image:Workbench_Plot.svg|24px]] [[Plot_Workbench|Plot Workbench]] , you will have the following tools available to manage the plots created with the module:

* [[Image:Plot_Save.svg|32px]] [[Plot_Save|Save plot]]: Saves the plot in several formats. You can select the output size and resolution too.
* [[Image:Plot_Axes.svg|32px]] [[Plot_Axes|Axes]]: Add, remove or edit plot axes.
* [[Image:Plot_Series.svg|32px]] [[Plot_Series|Series]]: Edit series title and styling.
* [[Image:Plot_Grid.svg|32px]] [[Plot_Grid|Grid]]: Show/hide grid.
* [[Image:Plot_Legend.svg|32px]] [[Plot_Legend|Legend]]: Show/hide legend.
* [[Image:Plot_Labels.svg|32px]] [[Plot_Labels|Labels]]: Edit labels.
* [[Image:Plot_Positions.svg|32px]] [[Plot_Positions|Positions]]: Set elements positions.

==Scripting==

Since the Plot Workbench is a layer on top of {{incode|matplotlib}}, you are free to use any function from this library on plot instances. See [[Scripting_and_macros|Scripting and macros]] for examples.

==Tutorial==

* [[Plot_Basic_tutorial|Plot Basic tutorial]]
* [[Plot_MultiAxes_tutorial|Plot MultiAxes tutorial]]

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LabRPS at 12:30, 24 December 2024

LabRPS: /* Module */