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A Rust library for drawing plots, powered by Gnuplot.

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Please do make a simple example on how to use set_x_grid/set_y_grid cause either the doc is misleading or this is a bug. thank you. ```rs let mut fg = Figure::new();...

if i create the graph in 2 different lines in different statements it opens up fine but disipears right after i use arrow keys, using x11 terminal

Often, the X-Y coordinates come from a single iterator. Having to close that iterator and project on X and Y components is not very ergonomic. Sadly, I do not see...

I am trying to replicate this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/56375007/7432462 Assuming we already have converted the geo_types::Polygon into a single path, as described in the referenced link, how do we use the gnuplot...

would be nice if there was a way to disable printing messages like from typing 'h' to the gnuplot terminal, or errors. as i use raw terminal and it messes...

maybe i just cant find it but i dont think you have anyway to set the palette model to hsv instead of rgb

I am scatter plotting with a certain points width. The tick distance is different between the showed image and saved one. ![image](https://github.com/SiegeLord/RustGnuplot/assets/11904520/0c202954-2e3e-4189-ad52-845d845c4619) and the saved using "save_to_svg" : ![dijkstra_planner](https://github.com/SiegeLord/RustGnuplot/assets/11904520/68bb8b94-f1bd-4f13-bd2d-1eda175a7d07) set_x_ticks...

Currently, I am trying to plot an obstacle map using image function. I am not sure how to use the dimensions optional to rotate the matrix. The following code is...

if i keep 'ansi' from fg.set_terminal(..) then it doesn't print the axis, but if i dont have 'ansi' it does print the axis, i cant replicate this on gnuplot ```...

Could you add a way to check that gnuplot is installed? Currently, the only way I can see is to create a `Figure`, then try to show it or write...