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package mlpost

mlpost
- Mlpost
  - Arrow
  - Box
  - Brush
    
    Dash
    
    Pen
  - Cairost
  - Color
  - Command
  - Concrete
    
    CPath
    
    CPoint
    
    Infix
    
    CTransform
  - Ctypes
  - Defaults
  - Diag
  - File
  - Helpers
  - Hist
  - Legend
  - MetaPath
  - Metapost
  - Num
    
    Infix
    
    Scale
  - Path
  - Picture
  - Plot
  - Point
  - Radar
  - Real_plot
  - Shapes
  - Signature
    
    Boxlike
  - Transform
  - Tree
    
    Simple
  - Tree_adv
    
    Overlays
    
    Overlays_Boxlike
    
    X
    
    Place
    
    X
  - Triangle
mlpost.desc_options
- Mlpost_desc_options
mlpost.dot
- Mlpost_dot
  - Dot
    
    Make
    
    B
mlpost.options
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mlpost.version
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A simple and limited way of plotting functions from int to int.

Plots.

This module helps drawing grids and plotting functions.

type skeleton

The abstract skeleton for grids, axes and functions

val mk_skeleton : int -> int -> Num.t -> Num.t -> skeleton

mk_skeleton w h dx dy builds a skeleton of width w and height h, each cell being dx units wide and dy units high.

type labels = int -> Num.t -> Picture.t option

type ticks = (Num.t * Pen.t) option

type drawing =

| Stepwise
| Normal

val draw_grid : 
  ?hdash:(int -> Dash.t) ->
  ?vdash:(int -> Dash.t) ->
  ?hpen:(int -> Pen.t) ->
  ?vpen:(int -> Pen.t) ->
  ?color:Color.t ->
  skeleton ->
  Command.t

val draw_axes : 
  ?hpen:Pen.t ->
  ?vpen:Pen.t ->
  ?hlabel:labels ->
  ?vlabel:labels ->
  ?ticks:ticks ->
  ?closed:bool ->
  ?hcaption:Picture.t ->
  ?vcaption:Picture.t ->
  skeleton ->
  Command.t

val draw_simple_axes : 
  ?hpen:Pen.t ->
  ?vpen:Pen.t ->
  string ->
  string ->
  skeleton ->
  Command.t

val draw_func : 
  ?pen:Pen.t ->
  ?drawing:drawing ->
  ?style:Path.joint ->
  ?dashed:Dash.t ->
  ?color:Color.t ->
  ?label:(Picture.t * Command.position * int) ->
  ?from_x:int ->
  ?to_x:int ->
  (int -> float) ->
  skeleton ->
  Command.t