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This is a Julia wrapper of the PyX plotting and TeX graphics library from
Python.
It is a work in progress, broken, and will set your computer on fire.
## Example
```
using PyX
g = graph.graphxy(width=8)
plot(g, graph_data_function("y(x)=sin(x)/x", min=-15, max=15))
writeEPSfile(g, "function")
writePDFfile(g, "function")
writeSVGfile(g, "function")
```
## Install
There are no installation instructions.
## Notes and Caveats
To run tests, do something like:
JULIA_LOAD_PATH=src julia test/runtests.jl
PyX >= 0.13 (2013) is Python3 only. PyX <= 0.12.1 is Python2.
Instead of Python's `None`, use Julia's `nothing`.
`graph_data.function` won't work in Julia because `function` is a reserved
word. Use `graph_data_function` instead.
To avoid namespace collisions or confusion with built-in Julia functions the
following functions have "pyx_" preprended to the function name:
pyx_fill, pyx_append, pyx_insert, pyx_text
Also check the TODO file.
For pipeGS (ghostscript file conversion) output, see:
http://www.ghostscript.com/doc/current/Devices.htm
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