Used to specify fields in PointStyle and SeriesF: Use Auto for automatic inference, and Given to provide a specific value.

Its Semigroup instance keeps the last Given.

Data for a single series: contains the coordinate map with the point style for the series.

A version of SeriesF where you can leave the marker or color blank, to be automatically inferred.

A parameterized version of SeriesF to unify functions in Interactive.Plot.Series.

Mainly you will be using either SeriesF or AutoSeries.

Getter/setter lens to the items field of a SeriesF

Getter/setter lens to the style field of a SeriesF

sStyle :: Lens SeriesF PointStyle
sStyle :: Lens AutoSeries AutoPointStyle

Construct a series from any foldable container of y-values. The x-values are automatically assigned to 0, 1, 2, 3 ... etc.

Note that this is polymorphic over both PointStyle and AutoPointStyle:

listSeries :: Foldable t => t Double -> PointStyle -> SeriesF
listSeries :: Foldable t => t Double -> AutoPointStyle -> AutoSeries

Construct a series from any foldable container of x-y tuples.

Note that this is polymorphic over both PointStyle and AutoPointStyle:

tupleSeries :: Foldable t => t (Double, Double) -> PointStyle -> SeriesF
tupleSeries :: Foldable t => t (Double, Double) -> AutoPointStyle -> AutoSeries

Construct a series from a function x to y, given a foldable container of x values.

Note that this is polymorphic over both PointStyle and AutoPointStyle:

funcSeries :: Foldable t => (Double -> Double) -> t Double -> PointStyle -> SeriesF
funcSeries :: Foldable t => (Double -> Double) -> t Double -> AutoPointStyle -> AutoSeries

enumRange n (R a b) generates a list of n equally spaced values between a and b.

Turn a set of coordinates into a map of x's to the y's found in the set.

Note that this forms an isomorphism with fromCoordMap.

Convert a map of x's to y's into a set of x-y coordinates.

Note that this forms an isomorphism with toCoordMap.

Turn an AutoSeries into a SeriesF, assigning styles from a pre-specified "shuffled" order.

Turn an AutoSeries into a SeriesF, drawing styles randomly in IO.

Turn an AutoSeries into a SeriesF, shuffling the default styles in a deterministic way from a given seed.

Specification of a style for a point.

Construct this wiht the PointStyle pattern synonym.

Pattern synonym/constructor for PointStyle.

This comes with two record fields, _psMarker and _psColor.

A version of PointStyle where you can leave the marker or color blank, to be automatically inferred.

You can construct this with the PointStyleF constructor.

It has a very convenient Monoid instance: mempty gives a PointStyle where every field is Auto, and <> combines PointStyles field-by-field, keeping the last Given.

A parameterized version of PointStyle to unify functions in Interactive.Plot.Series.

Mainly you will be using either PointStyle or AutoPointStyle.

An ordered pair in a.

Getter/setter lens to the x position in a Coord.

Getter/setter lens to the x position in a Coord.

A specification for a range. Using R, contains the minimum and maximum. Using RAbout, contains the midpoint and size.

Getter/setter lens to the minimum value in a Range.

Getter/setter lens to the maximum value in a Range.

Lens into the size of a Range Modifying this size results in a scaling about the midpoint of the range.

view rSize (R 2 4)
-- 2
over rSize (* 2) (R 2 4)
-- R 1 5

Lens into the midpoint of a Range. Modifying this midpoint shifts the range to a new midpoint, preserving the size.

view rMid (R 2 4)
-- 3
over rMid (+ 3) (R 2 4)
-- R 5 7

Gets the size of a Range.

A version of _rSize' that works for any instance of Num.

Display fixed plot and title interactively.

See runPlotDynamic for more control.

Display fixed plot and title interactively, filling in default values.

See runPlotDynamic for more control.

Display a series of plots ([SeriesF]) with a time delay between each one. Will quit when the last plot is displayed. Use lastForever on the input list to repeat the last item indefinitely, or cycle to cycle through the list forever.

Note that this behavior is pretty simple; more advanced functionality can be achieved with runPlotDynamic directly.

Handy function to use with animatePlot to extend the last frame into eternity.

Animate (according to the framerate in the PlotOpts) a function Double -> Maybe [Series], where the input is the current time in seconds and the output is the plot to display at that time. Will quit as soon as Nothing is given.

Remember to give a PlotOpts with a Just framerate.

This is a simple wrapper over animatePlotMoore with a stateless function. For more advanced functionality, use animatePlotMoore or runPlotDynamic directly.

Options used for running the plot interactively in a terminal.

Lens into a PlotOpts getting its range X and range Y settings.

Lens into microsecond delay between frames, specified by a PlotOpts.

Sensible defaults for most terminals.