gnuplot.core
Commandcljprotocol
Protocol for formatting things as Gnuplot commands.
Protocol for formatting things as Gnuplot commands.
formatclj
(format x)Format this thing as a Gnuplot command string.
Format this thing as a Gnuplot command string.
listclj
(list & elements)A gnuplot comma-separated list, rendered as a,b,c
A gnuplot comma-separated list, rendered as a,b,c
litclj
(lit s)A literal string, formatted exactly as it is.
A literal string, formatted exactly as it is.
rangeclj
(range lower upper)A gnuplot range, formatted as [lower:upper]
A gnuplot range, formatted as [lower:upper]
raw-plot!clj
(raw-plot! commands datasets)Writes a plot! Takes a sequence of Commands, and a sequence of datasets, represented as a sequence of points, each of which is a sequence of numbers.
Writes a plot! Takes a sequence of Commands, and a sequence of datasets, represented as a sequence of points, each of which is a sequence of numbers.
run!clj
(run! input)Opens a new gnuplot process and feeds it the given input stream, waits for
the process to exit, and returns a map of its {:exit code, :out string, and :err string}.
Asserts that gnuplot exits with 0; if not, throws an ex-info like
{:type :gnuplot, :exit 123, :out ..., :err ...}.
Opens a new gnuplot process and feeds it the given input stream, waits for
the process to exit, and returns a map of its `{:exit code, :out string, and
:err string}`.
Asserts that gnuplot exits with 0; if not, throws an ex-info like
`{:type :gnuplot, :exit 123, :out ..., :err ...}`.take-elideclj
(take-elide n coll)Like take, but if there are more than n elements, returns n elements, followed by '...
Like take, but if there are more than n elements, returns n elements, followed by '...
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