| Function summary | |
|---|---|
| set-border | stream &optional (type "border") |
| set-boxwidth | stream width |
| set-fill | stream &optional (type "empty") |
| set-gnuplot-parameters | stream &key (output nil output-supplied-p) (terminal nil terminal-supplied-p) (title nil title-supplied-p) (key-location nil key-location-supplied-p) (y1-min nil y1-min-supplied-p) (y1-max nil y1-max-supplied-p) (y2-min nil y2-min-supplied-p) (y2-max nil y2-max-supplied-p) (x-label nil x-label-supplied-p) (y1-label nil y1-label-supplied-p) (y2-label nil y2-label-supplied-p) (draw-y1-grid nil draw-y1-grid-supplied-p) (draw-y2-grid nil draw-y2-grid-supplied-p) (grid-color "#aaaaaa") (grid-line-width 0.5) (dashed t) (fsize 10) (line-width 1.5) (typeface "Helvetica") |
| set-grid | stream &key (where "back") (axis "y") (color "#aaaaaa") (line-width 0.5) |
| set-histogram | stream &key (error-bars nil) (gap 1) (line-width 2) |
| set-key-location | stream &optional (location "below") |
| set-label | stream axis label |
| set-output | stream plot-path |
| set-output-piped | stream plot-path |
| set-range | stream axis min max |
| set-terminal | stream &key (graphic-type "pdf") (line-width 2.5) (dashed t) (font "Helvetica, 10") |
| set-title | stream title |
| set-x-labels | stream labels &optional (rotate-by 0) |
| set-x-tic-labels | stream labels &optional (rotate-by 0) |
| set-gnuplot-parameters | stream &key (output nil output-supplied-p) (terminal nil terminal-supplied-p) (title nil title-supplied-p) (key-location nil key-location-supplied-p) (y1-min nil y1-min-supplied-p) (y1-max nil y1-max-supplied-p) (y2-min nil y2-min-supplied-p) (y2-max nil y2-max-supplied-p) (x-label nil x-label-supplied-p) (y1-label nil y1-label-supplied-p) (y2-label nil y2-label-supplied-p) (draw-y1-grid nil draw-y1-grid-supplied-p) (draw-y2-grid nil draw-y2-grid-supplied-p) (grid-color "#aaaaaa") (grid-line-width 0.5) (dashed t) (fsize 10) (line-width 1.5) (typeface "Helvetica") | [Function] |
A convenience function to write a set of gnuplot commands to the gnuplot stream. Only when a key :value is supplied will anything be written. As such it will never overwrite already written values.