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column and a list of 
column
names. When Grace reads the output of this task it will produce a plot of the
specified curves, one curve for each column as a function of the
column. The plot is titled with the name of the set and the name of the table.
The axis is labeled with the name and units of the column.
If there is only one column, the axis is labeled with the name and
units of this column; if there are multiple columns then a legend
is added. The user can subsequently process the data and customize the plot
using the graphical interface of Grace. The task dsplot
conveniently
combines the two steps: It generates a plot file using dstoplot
and then automatically invokes Grace on it.
A second distinct functionality of dstoplot is the ability to plot abscissa data ranges as horizontal markers given as values stored in separate tables. These range markers can be plotted separately or overlaid onto a collection of plotted data curves. A practical example is to plot one or several Good-Time-Interval sets together with a time-series data set or visualize the result of a GTI-merging process (see e.g. gtimerge).
Please note: Only numerical and boolean columns can be plotted where in the latter case true translates to 1 and false to 0. Vector columns are supported - see description of parameter y for details.
On the command line the dstoplot
task is typically applied like this:
dstoplot table=test.dat:some > tmp.grace && xmgrace tmp.grace