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YPLOT is a program which combines the power of the Yorick programming
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language with the graphical capabilities of PLPlot. With YPLOT it is
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possible to create plots of both draft and publication quality very
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quickly and efficiently.
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YPLOT can do linear plots, log-log plots (with any variations of log
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and linear axes possible), 3D surface and mesh plots (there is a
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difference, really ;-), 3D line and scatter plots, grid lines, with
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lots of symbols and stroked fonts to choose from (all scalable).
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YPLOT gives the user full control over boxes drawn, captions, fonts
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and placement of labels.
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Plotting with YPLOT is fast due to the interpreted nature of YPLOT
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(which means decreased development time), and the efficiency of Yorick.
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Lots of output devices are available, including X11, Postscript,
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Laserjet printers, and PLPlot metafiles for later rendering.
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The packages also includes a tutorial and reference manual that
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demonstrates most of YPLOT's capabilities with explanations every step
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of the way!
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