Plot Y vectors versus time with auto-scaling against the right and upper axes.
Synopsis
timey2(x, y, xlab, ylab, tlab, plotlines, ptsymbol)
Arguments
x |
|
An vector of times |
|
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Allowed: |
float |
y |
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A collection of Y vectors |
|
|
Allowed: |
float |
xlab |
|
A label for the X axis |
|
|
Allowed: |
string |
ylab |
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A label for the Y axis |
|
|
Allowed: |
string |
tlab |
|
A label for the plot title |
|
|
Allowed: |
string |
plotlines |
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Toggle for plotting lines or points |
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Allowed: |
Boolean |
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Default: |
T (lines) |
ptsymbol |
|
Symbol ID |
|
|
Allowed: |
integer |
|
|
Default: |
2 |
Returns
boolean
Description
This
gplot1d-emulator plots a collection of Y vectors against a single
X vector using the right and upper axes (which will have separate labels from
the other axes). The X vector is assumed to be time in seconds. If there is
more than one Y vector, they should be arranged
in a 2-D array with the first dimension being the number of vectors
to plot and the second dimension being the length of each vector. The length
of the X axis vector must be the same as the length of each Y vector.
The color of each Y vector on the plot will be different for the first 16
plots, after that the colors will cycle through the same 16 colors.
The order of these colors is the reverse order of that used in
the ploty and plotxy1 functions.
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