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-`fontsize`: int, Control the font size of the labels (default: 16) .
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-`grid`: bool, Draw a grid in the background if TRUE (=1) (default: FALSE)
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-`height`: scalar, Height of the canvas plot (default: 600).
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-`title`: string: set an overall title for the plot(s).
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-`key`: bool, If the `factor` series is provided, a legend shows the color and point pattern for each distinct value of the `factor` variable. Default: 1 (TRUE).
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-`key_fontsize` int, Control the font size for the key. Default: 14
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-`key_position`: string, Controls the position of the legend in each subplot (use standard gnuplot options). default: "top left".
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-`use_circles`: bool, Draw circles instead of points if set to 1 (TRUE), default: 0 (FALSE).
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-`width`: scalar, Width of the canvas plot (default: 900).
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# Changelog
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***v0.99 (Jule 2024)**
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* Add new parameter `title` for setting an overall title
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* Internal refactoring: Switch to gretl's built-in gridplot aparatus which means that all the graphics file formats supported by gretl can be used.
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* It also means that usage via gretlcli in "display" mode works.
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* In case the user's specification calls for just a single plot, no "multiplot" is created.
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* The graphical interface is enhanced, with more options.
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***v0.98 (April 2024)**
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* Make width, height, fontsizes and pointsize a function of the number of variables for better readability in case of many variables.
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