# Screenshots

Here you will find a host of example figures with the code that generated them. The `Forth` source code is put side-by-side with `Python` prototype examples found here. The plots are shown in their `jpeg`, `png` and `Postscript` forms.

## Simple Plot

The most basic `plot`, with text labels

[source code, postscript, png]

## Subplot demo

Multiple regular axes (#rows by #columns) are created with the `subplot` command.

[source code, postscript, png]

## Histograms

The `hist` command automatically generates histograms and will return the bin counts or probabilities

[source code, postscript, png]

## SPLOT

The `splot` tool has support for simple 3d surface graphs.

[source code, postscript, png]

## Fill demo

The `fill` command lets you plot filled polygons.

[source code, postscript, png]

## Log plots

The `semilogx`, `semilogy` and `loglog` functions generate log scaling on the respective axes. The lower subplot uses a base10 log on the x and y axis.

[source code, postscript, png]

## Polar plots

The `[polar .. polar]` environment generates polar plots.

[source code, postscript, png]

## Legends

The `legend` command automatically generates figure legends, with Matlab compatible legend placement commands.

[source code, postscript, png]

## Mathtext_examples

A sampling of the TeX expressions now supported by gnuplotlib's internal mathtext engine. The mathtext module provides TeX style mathematical expressions using freetype2 and the BaKoMa computer modern or STIX fonts.

[source code, postscript, png]