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# exercise spiderplot options
#
$DATA << EOD
A	B	C	D	E	F
15	75	20	43	90	50
EOD
set spiderplot
set for [i=1:10] paxis i range [0:100]
set title "default spiderplot style"
plot for [i=1:5] $DATA using i title columnhead

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set title "spiderplot fillstyle solid 0.2 noborder"
set style spiderplot fillstyle solid 0.2 noborder
replot

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set title "spiderplot fs solid 0.3 border lw 3.0"
set style spiderplot fs solid 0.3 border lw 3.0
replot

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set title "spiderplot fs solid 0.3 border lw 1 pt 6 ps 2.5"
set style spiderplot fs solid 0.3 border lw 1 pt 6 ps 2.5
replot

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set title "set for [p=1:5] paxis p tics font ',9' "
set for [i=1:5] paxis i tics font ',9'
replot

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array Array1 = [ 15, 75, 20, 43, 90, 50 ]
array Array2 = [ 25, 25, 50, 50, 75, 50 ]
set title "spiderplot from data array, show grid"
set style spiderplot fs transparent solid 0.2 border lw 1 pt 6 ps 2
set for [i=2:6] paxis i tics format ""
set grid spider lt black lc "grey" lw 0.5 back
plot for [i=1:|Array1|] Array1 using (Array1[i]) lc 3 lw 3 title sprintf("Scale %d",i)

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set title "To plot from 2 different files or arrays, use 'newspiderplot'"
set key reverse
set grid spider
plot \
 keyentry with spiderplot lc 3 lw 3 title "Array #1", \
 for [i=1:|Array1|] Array1 using (Array1[i]) lc 3 lw 3 title sprintf("Scale %d",i), \
 newspiderplot, \
 keyentry with spiderplot lc 4 lw 2 title "Array #2", \
 for [j=1:|Array2|] Array2 using (Array2[j]) lc 4 lw 2 notitle

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