mcplot - Plotting the results of a mcstas simulation

       MCSTAS neutron Ray Tracing Team.

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       The front-end mcplot is a program that produces plots of all the monitors in a simulation, and it is thus
       useful  to  get  a  quick overview of the simulation results.  In the simplest case, the front-end is run
       simply by typing mcplot.  This will plot any simulation data stored in the current  directory,  which  is
       where  simulations  store  their  results  by  default.  If the –dir or –file options have been used (see
       section 5.2), the name of the file or directory should be passed to mcplot,  e.g. mcplot  dir  or  mcplot
       file.   It  is also possible to plot one single text (not binary) data file from a given monitor, passing
       its name to mcplot.  The -h option will list valid options.

       The default plotting backend is mcplot-pyqtgraph, but there exists a number of additional  plotters  such
       as mcplot-matplotlib, mcplot-html (in a browser), mcplot-matlab (using Matlab or Octave).

       Run and plot the Test_SX example (Single crystal diffraction)

       • mcrun Test_SX.instr -d output_dir -n 1e7 TTH=13.4

       • mcplot output_dir

       /usr/share/mcstas/resources                   /usr/share/mcstas/tools/Python/mccodelib/mccode_config.json
       ~/.mcstas/mccode_config.jsonhttp://www.mcstas.org

mcplot - Plotting the results of a mcstas simulation

simulation
              file or directory to plot

       options: -h,–help : show this help message and exit

       -t,–test
              mccode data loader test run

       –invcanvas
              invert canvas background from black to white

mcstas(1), mcdoc(1), mcplot(1), mcrun(1), mcgui(1), mcdisplay(1)

mcplot [-h] [-t] [–invcanvas] [simulation ...]