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%
% gplotdata.example
%
% This is an example data file to be used as input for gplot
% from file.
%
% All lines starting with '%' are comments and are ignored
% All blank lines are ignored
% Use '&' at beginning of a line as a control character:
% The first '&' signals that the data is to start
% Subsequent '&' are separators between data for different plots;
% this way, we can have multiple plots on the same output graph
%
% All plot info lines before the "&" that signals start of
% data are optional
%
% If they exist, the first three must be:
% title
% xaxis label
% yaxis label
% These default to null strings.
%
% Optionally after that, the individual plots can
% be labeled and the drawing method specified.
% This is done by specifying:
% number of plots
% title for plot 1
% drawing style for plot 1
% title for plot 2
% drawing style for plot 2
% ...
%
% The defaults are to have the plots untitled and to
% use LINES for the plot. The drawing styles allowed
% are in the set {LINES, POINTS, IMPULSES, LINESPOINTS, DOTS}.
%
this is the title
this is the xaxis label
this is the yaxis label
4
% (this is a comment line)
plotto uno
LINES
% (this is a comment line)
plotto due
POINTS
% (this is a comment line)
plotto tre
LINESPOINTS
% (this is a comment line)
plotto quattro
DOTS
&&&&&&&&
1. 4
2,7
3 11
b(4) = 19
(5., 31)
6.2 40
7.3 , 70
&&&&&&&&
&&&&&&&& oops, I put in an extra one
1 7
2.1 15
3.3 22
4.5, 36
5.9 62
&&&&&&&&
0.5 4
1.5 10
2.5 25
3.5 35
4.5 47.2
5.5, 68
&&&&&&&&
0.2 5
1.2 12.3
2.3 27.9
3.6 42.8
4.8 61.9
5.1 68.3
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