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    Creating simple dynamic plots
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  A very nice feature is the ability to easily create plots of functions
  which can be edited seamlessly without the need to embed a session into
  your document. For this select <menu|Insert|Image|Plot> and choose any of
  the options there. Here is an example:<script-output|gnuplot|default|set
  noxtics|>

  <\big-figure>
    <\plot-output|<plot-curve|sin<around*|(|x<rsup|2>|)>|-4|4>>
      <image|<tuple|<#[encoded data, 55672 characters]>|ps>|0.7par|||>
    </plot-output>

    \;
  </big-figure|The output of <menu|Insert|Image|Plot|Curve>>

  Hitting <key|S-return> the corresponding graph is substituted for the input
  table. Switch back with another <key|S-return>. For more customization
  inside toggles like the previous one, you may use embedded scripts.

  <tmdoc-copyright|2014|Miguel de Benito Delgado>

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  or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no
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  Texts. A copy of the license is included in the section entitled "GNU Free
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