This crate provides a convenient macro to quickly plot variables.
In this example, we quickly want to plot the variables a, b, and c.
Optionally, we can name the plot. Plots are saved as a PNG in the
.plots that is created in the working directory.
rust
fn main() {
for a in 0usize..10usize {
let b = (a as f32 / 2.0).sin() * 10.0;
let c = 5 - (a as i32);
debug_plotter::plot!("My Plot"; a, b, c);
}
}
The example above generates a plot named "My Plot" and saves it to 'plots/My_Plot.png`.
Variables are only plotted if your code is run in debug mode.
In release mode, plot! macros are ignored.
If you want to avoid compiling the dependencies for this crate in release mode, add --no-default-features.