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% @MCCODE_PREFIX@PLOT-MATLAB(1)
% @FLAVOR_UPPER@ @MCCODE_PARTICLE@ Ray Tracing Team
% @MCCODE_DATE@
# NAME
**@MCCODE_PREFIX@plot-matlab** - Plotting the results of a @MCCODE_NAME@ simulation using Matlab/Octave
# SYNOPSIS
**@MCCODE_PREFIX@plot-matlab** [-hom] [-png|-jpg|-fig|-eps|-pdf] [FILE|DIR]
# DESCRIPTION
The front-end **@MCCODE_PREFIX@plot-matlab** is a program that produces plots of
all the monitors in a simulation, and it is thus useful to get a quick overview
of the simulation results. In the simplest case, the front-end is run simply by
typing `@MCCODE_PREFIX@plot-matlab`. This will plot any simulation data stored in the current
directory, which is where simulations store their results by default. If the
`--dir` or `--file` options have been used, the name of the file
or directory should be passed to *@MCCODE_PREFIX@plot-matlab*, e.g. `@MCCODE_PREFIX@plot-matlab dir` or `@MCCODE_PREFIX@plot-matlab file`. It
is also possible to plot one single text (not binary) data file from a given
monitor, passing its name to `@MCCODE_PREFIX@plot-matlab`. The `-h` option will list valid options.
This is the Matlab/Octave plotting tool.
# OPTIONS
**[-png|-jpg|-fig|-eps|-pdf]**
: Export the specified monitor file or directory to given format.
**-m FILE|DIR**
: Explicitely request to use Matlab
**-o**
: Explicitely request to use Octave
# FILES
/usr/share/@FLAVOR@/tools/Python/mccodelib/mccode_config.json
~/.@FLAVOR@/mccode_config.json
http://www.@FLAVOR@.org
# EXAMPLES
Run and plot the *Test_SX* example (Single crystal diffraction)
: - `@MCCODE_PREFIX@run Test_SX.instr -d output_dir -n 1e7 TTH=13.4`
: - `@MCCODE_PREFIX@plot-matlab output_dir`
# AUTHORS
@MCCODE_NAME@ Team (@FLAVOR@.org)
# SEE ALSO
@FLAVOR@(1), @MCCODE_PREFIX@doc(1), @MCCODE_PREFIX@plot(1), @MCCODE_PREFIX@run(1), @MCCODE_PREFIX@gui(1), @MCCODE_PREFIX@display(1)
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