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--- en:quickstart [2026/03/23 11:58] – created frankbrennecke
+++ en:quickstart [2026/03/23 12:01] (current) – frankbrennecke
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-On the left-hand side is a toolbar from which all graphing functions can be accessed. If you hover the mouse pointer over one of the buttons, a [[Hint|tooltip]] appears showing the name of the graphing function. All [[graphic types|graphics functions]] available in CGRAPH are listed [[here]], and can also be found in the [[menu|menu]]
+On the left-hand side is a toolbar from which all graphing functions can be accessed. If you hover the mouse pointer over one of the buttons, a [[Hint|tooltip]] appears showing the name of the graphing function. All [[graphic types|graphics functions]] available in CGRAPH are listed [[graphic types|here]], and can also be found in the [[menu|menu]]
 In this example, we will draw a sine curve; for this, CGRAPH offers the graphics type [[Functions]]. This is the button in the function bar highlighted in blue in the image.
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 In the green area, all graphing functions allow you to specify the value range for which a graph is to be drawn. For all graph types, permissible values are already entered here; your changes are saved and will be available immediately the next time you call up the function. A description of the [[number_formats_and_value_ranges|number formats]] used by CGRAPH can be found [[number_formats_and_value_ranges|here]].
-For [[Functions]] and some other [[graph types|graph types]], it is also possible to always fit the graph into the graph window – to do this, leave the **//Set drawing area//** field unchecked.
+For [[Functions]] and some other [[graphic_types|graph types]], it is also possible to always fit the graph into the graph window – to do this, leave the **//Set drawing area//** field unchecked.
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 ===== Create graph =====
-Once the function and, if applicable, the range of values have been specified, the graph can be drawn. To do this, click on **//Create graph//** in the blue area. For most graphs, there is also an **//Export//** button here, which allows the calculated values of a graph to be saved in a CSV text file and used in other programmes. CGRAPH itself can use these files for the graph types [[Interpolations]] and [[linearealgebra2d|Linear Algebra]].
+Once the function and, if applicable, the range of values have been specified, the graph can be drawn. To do this, click on **//Create graph//** in the blue area. For most graphs, there is also an **//Export//** button here, which allows the calculated values of a graph to be saved in a CSV text file and used in other programmes. CGRAPH itself can use these files for the graph types [[Interpolations]] and [[linearalgebra2d|Linear Algebra]].
 ===== Edit graph =====
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 The tree on the left-hand side always displays the respective default settings for the graphs, but it also allows you to change the display. If you double-click on the text ‘Function’ (green arrow), a window appears for visual adjustment of the graph.
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 If you wish to hide the graph temporarily, simply click on the coloured icon (green arrow). Clicking again will make the graph visible once more.