- keeps track of figure numbers
- plotmode (interactive, with saving before or after interaction etc.) -1 no saving files, no interactive screens +0 +1 +2
- simple parser of extra layout commands on top of general style
- plotter, scatter or histogram
line x0 y0 x1 y1 ... point x0 y0 ...
simple admit plotter
Attributes
pmode | (int) Plotting Mode |
figno | (int) Figure number. |
ptype | (string) png, pdf. Currently hardcoded as png. |
Methods
figure([figno]) | |
hisplot(x[, title, figname, xlab, range, ...]) | simple histogram of one or more columns |
histogram(x[, title, figname, xlab, range, bins]) | simple histogram of one or more columns |
map1(data[, title, figname, xlab, range, ...]) | display map; horrible hack, the caller should call np.rot90() since |
parse(plt, fig, ax, lines) | |
plotmode([pmode]) | |
plotter(x, y[, title, figname, xlab, ylab, ...]) | simple plotter of multiple columns against one column |
plotter2(x, y[, title, figname, xlab, ylab, ...]) | simple plotter of multiple columns against one column |
scatter(x, y[, title, figname, xlab, ylab, ...]) | simple plotter of multiple columns against one column |
show() |
simple histogram of one or more columns
simple histogram of one or more columns
display map; horrible hack, the caller should call np.rot90() since casa and numpy do not have their axes in the same order. We cannot call casa here, since aplot needs to stay casa agnostic. To be resolved.
simple plotter of multiple columns against one column
simple plotter of multiple columns against one column stolen from atable, allowing some extra bars in the plot for line_id
simple plotter of multiple columns against one column