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documentation:language_reference:objects:graphics:functions:plot [2026/11/12 22:21] – created Maurits W. Haverkortdocumentation:language_reference:objects:graphics:functions:plot [2026/11/12 22:24] (current) – Maurits W. Haverkort
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   * //Data// : one of   * //Data// : one of
       * a [[documentation:language_reference:objects:spectra:start|Spectra]] object, as made by //CreateSpectra//, //CreateResonantSpectra// or //ResponseFunction.ToSpectra//. A Spectra object with several spectra is drawn as several curves.       * a [[documentation:language_reference:objects:spectra:start|Spectra]] object, as made by //CreateSpectra//, //CreateResonantSpectra// or //ResponseFunction.ToSpectra//. A Spectra object with several spectra is drawn as several curves.
-      * a list of points //{{x1, y1}, {x2, y2}, ...}//. The points are drawn at their own //x// and joined in the order of the list, so they need not be equally spaced. The //y// are real or complex numbers; a real //y// is the real part, so a list of real data is plotted with //{"plotIm",false}//.+      * a list of points //{ {x1, y1}, {x2, y2}, ...}//. The points are drawn at their own //x// and joined in the order of the list, so they need not be equally spaced. The //y// are real or complex numbers; a real //y// is the real part, so a list of real data is plotted with //{"plotIm",false}//.
       * a list of curves, //{C1, C2, ...}//, each a Spectra object, a list of points or a response function. The response functions are broadened by the fields //GammaL// and //GammaG// of the list, //{C1, C2, ..., GammaL = 0.2}//, and evaluated at //"PlotPoints"// energies of the plot range.       * a list of curves, //{C1, C2, ...}//, each a Spectra object, a list of points or a response function. The response functions are broadened by the fields //GammaL// and //GammaG// of the list, //{C1, C2, ..., GammaL = 0.2}//, and evaluated at //"PlotPoints"// energies of the plot range.
   * //G// : a [[documentation:language_reference:objects:responsefunction:start|response function]]. It is evaluated at the energies of the plot range, from //"Xmin"// to //"Xmax"// of the //"Frame"//, by default from -1 to 1. A matrix valued (block) response function is drawn as a grid of panels, one for each matrix element.   * //G// : a [[documentation:language_reference:objects:responsefunction:start|response function]]. It is evaluated at the energies of the plot range, from //"Xmin"// to //"Xmax"// of the //"Frame"//, by default from -1 to 1. A matrix valued (block) response function is drawn as a grid of panels, one for each matrix element.
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-There are always at least three styles: style 1 is black, style 2 red and style 3 blue. A style given in //"LineStyle"// changes only the options it names, so //{"LineStyle", {[2] = {{"LineColor",0x00A000}}}}//, or //{"LineStyle", {{}, {{"LineColor",0x00A000}}}}//, makes style 2 green and keeps the width of style 2 and the styles 1 and 3. A style beyond the third that is not given is a copy of the default style 1.+There are always at least three styles: style 1 is black, style 2 red and style 3 blue. A style given in //"LineStyle"// changes only the options it names, so //{"LineStyle", {[2] = { {"LineColor",0x00A000}}}}//, or //{"LineStyle", { {}, { {"LineColor",0x00A000}}}}//, makes style 2 green and keeps the width of style 2 and the styles 1 and 3. A style beyond the third that is not given is a copy of the default style 1.
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