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Graphical Output Commands

The following commands display the output of simulations graphically, either on-screen or on a printing device. Many take as input a list of vectors or expressions to plot, and in some cases ambiguities may arise. These can often be resolved through additional parentheses (...) surrounding troublesome expressions. In addition, a double minus sign (-) forces a unary minus. For example, the command

plot v(1) -v(4)
would plot the difference of v(1) and v(4) (one trace), whereas the command
plot v(1) -v(4)
would plot v(1) and -v(4) (two traces).

In the expression list, a ``.'' token is replaced with the vector list found in a .plot line from the file with the same analysis type as the current plot. For example, if the file contains

.tran .1u 10u
.plot tran v(1) v(2)
then one can type ``run'', then ``plot .'' to plot v(1) and v(2).

Graphical Output Commands
asciiplot Generate line printer plot
combine Combine plots
hardcopy Send plot to printer
iplot Plot during simulation
mplot Plot range analysis output
plot Plot simulation results
xgraph Plot simulation results using xgraph



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Stephen R. Whiteley 2006-10-23