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Summary of ePiX Objects
After the begin line, an ePiX file consists of a sequence of
style declarations (for color and boldface plots) and commands that
draw the following kinds of objects:
- Polygons
- Lines
- Triangles
- Rectangles parallel to coordinate axes
- Arrows
- Coordinate axes and decorations
- Axes with tick marks
- Axis labels
- Cartesian and polar coordinate grids
- Empty and filled circles
- Other labels (arbitrary text)
- Curve primitives
- Ellipses and half ellipses
- Circular arcs and arrows, hyperbolic lines
- Quadratic splines
- Cubic splines
- Simple knot diagram primitives
- Plots of user-defined functions
- Ordinary graph plots
- Adaptive plots
- Parametric and polar plots
- Truncated graph and parametric plots
- Space curves
- Planar mesh plots
- Plots of numerical data from files
- Calculus operations on user-defined functions
- Derivative plots
- Tangent field plots (along a parametrized path)
- Definite integral plots
- Slope fields
- Vector fields
- Solution curves to planar ODEs
hwang
2002-06-06