Labels:text | screenshot | font OCR: Chapter 2 Using Splot 2.1 Splot Basics - Getting Started When splot is started the user is presented with two windows. The left window is the drawing area where the image will be drawn. On the right is a text window were the C program specifying the drawing can be displayed. The text is edited using the built in 'e' editor and the drawing is generated by 'executing' the file, i.e. by hitting CTRL G or selecting the menu item 'exec' at the top. Splot can be used for drawing, graphing data or both, and since it is basically C programming, has essentially all the C programming capabilities. To introduce you to the program and demonstrate the basic concept, three simple examples are given below. To begin, an example of a simple splot program to read in and plot a data file using splot default ...
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