Add a key to control the appearance of the picture. This will overwrite any previous mutually exclusive key. # Examples ``` use pgfplots::{Picture,

Add a key to control the appearance of the plot. This will overwrite any previous mutually exclusive key. # Examples ``` use pgfplots::axis::plot::{

Show the picture environment in a standalone PDF document. This will create a file in the location returned by [`std::env::temp_dir`] and open it with

Set the title of the axis environment. This can be valid LaTeX e.g. inline math. # Examples ``` use pgfplots::axis::Axis; let mut axis = Axis::new(

Add a key to control the appearance of the axis. This will overwrite any previous mutually exclusive key. # Examples ``` use pgfplots::axis::{Axis,

Set the label of the *x* axis. This can be valid LaTeX e.g. inline math. # Examples ``` use pgfplots::axis::Axis; let mut axis = Axis::new(); axis.

Set the label of the *y* axis. This can be valid LaTeX e.g. inline math. # Examples ``` use pgfplots::axis::Axis; let mut axis = Axis::new(); axis.

Stolen from plotters crate example

Return a [`String`] with valid LaTeX code that generates a standalone PDF with the picture environment. # Note Passing this string directly to e.g.

Compile the picture environment into a standalone PDF document. This will create the file `jobname.pdf` in the specified `working_dir` (additional fil

Conversion from an `(x,y)` tuple into a two-dimensional coordinate. # Examples ``` use pgfplots::axis::plot::coordinate::Coordinate2D; let point: C

Create a new, empty picture environment. # Examples ``` use pgfplots::Picture; let picture = Picture::new(); ```

Creates a new, empty axis environment. # Examples ``` use pgfplots::axis::Axis; let axis = Axis::new(); ```

Creates a new, empty two-dimensional plot. # Examples ``` use pgfplots::axis::plot::Plot2D; let plot = Plot2D::new(); ```

Return a random string that can be used as a `jobname` to compile a [`Picture`] in `std::env::temp_dir()`. This should not overwrite any existing file