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      <h2><a name="plot2time">B.11 <code>plot2time</code>: Draws a time plot</a></h2>
      <p><code>plot2time</code> draws plots where the horizontal axis represents time.
         The time axis can be labelled in various different ways including
         MJD, decimal year and ISO-8601 form.
         
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      <p>Positional coordinates are specified as <code>t</code>, <code>y</code> pairs,
         e.g.:
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   plot2time in1=series.cdf layer1=line t1=EPOCH y1=ENERGY
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      <p>This command,
         unlike the other <code>plot2*</code> commands at time of writing,
         can be used to draw <em>multi-zone</em> plots.
         These are plots with different panels stacked vertically so that
         different datasets can share the same horizontal (time) axis, but have
         separate vertical axes, colour maps, legends etc.
         The horizontal axes are always synchronized between zones.
         This is currently controlled with the <code>zoneN</code> parameter.
         For any layer with a layer suffix <code>N</code>, you can specify
         a zone identifier as an arbitrary string, <code>Z</code>,
         by supplying the parameter <code>zoneN=Z</code>.
         Layers with the same value of 
         <code>zoneN</code> are plotted in the same zone, and layers with
         different values are plotted in different zones.
         If no <code>zoneN</code> is given, the layer is assigned to 
         a single (unnamed) zone, so with no zone parameters specified
         all plots appear in a single zone.
         Parameters specific to a given zone can then be suffixed with the
         same <code>Z</code> zone identifier.
         The <a href="plot2time-examples.html">examples</a> section illustrates
         what this looks like in practice.
         
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      <p><em><strong>Note:</strong> this plot type, and the multi-zone feature,
            is experimental.
            As currently implemented it lacks some important features.
            The interface may be changed in a future version.
            </em></p>
      <p>Content is added to the plot by specifying
         one or more <em>plot layers</em> using the
         <code>layerN</code> parameter.
         The <code>N</code> part is a suffix applied to
         all the parameters affecting a given layer;
         any suffix (including the empty string) may be used.
         Available layers for this plot type are:
         <a href="layer-mark.html"><code>mark</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-line.html"><code>line</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-fill.html"><code>fill</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-quantile.html"><code>quantile</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-grid.html"><code>grid</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-histogram.html"><code>histogram</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-kde.html"><code>kde</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-knn.html"><code>knn</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-densogram.html"><code>densogram</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-gaussian.html"><code>gaussian</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-yerror.html"><code>yerror</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-spectrogram.html"><code>spectrogram</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-label.html"><code>label</code></a>,
         <a href="layer-function.html"><code>function</code></a>.
         
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         <li><a href="plot2time-examples.html">B.11.2 Examples</a></li>
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