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+% Copyright 2010 Thomas König, Alexander Michel
+%
+% This file is part of NumericPlots.
+%
+% NumericPlots is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+% it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+% the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+% any later version.
+%
+% NumericPlots is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+% but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+% MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+% GNU General Public License for more details.
+%
+% You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+% along with NumericPlots.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+
+\part{Using the package}
+
+\section{Basic Functionality}
+
+The package NumericPlots\\
+\verb+\usepackage{NumericPlots}+
+\\
+is intended to be used to plot numeric data which
+may, e.g., be exported from Matlab by export2latex.m. The data must be defined
+in the form
+\begin{verbatim}
+	\def\IdentI{
+	1.0 1.0e2
+	1.1 11e1
+	1.2 1.25e2
+	1.3 110
+	1.4 100
+	1.5 90
+	1.6 80
+	}
+\end{verbatim}
+\def\IdentI{
+	1.0 1.0e2
+	1.1 11e1
+	1.2 1.25e2
+	1.3 110
+	1.4 100
+	1.5 90
+	1.6 80
+	}
+\def\IdentII{
+	1.0 125
+	1.05 100
+	1.1 75
+	1.15 85
+	1.2 90
+	1.3 115
+	1.4 130
+	1.5 125
+	1.6 120
+	}
+\def\LogData{
+	6 6
+	10 10
+	20 20
+	30 30
+	40 40
+	50 50
+	60 60
+	70 70
+	80 80
+	90 90
+	100 100
+	200 200
+	300 300
+	400 400
+	500 500
+	600 600
+	700 700
+	800 800
+	900 900
+	1000 1000
+	1100 1100
+	1200 1200
+	1300 1300
+	1400 1400
+	1500 1500
+}
+where the first column contains the x, the second column the y-data.
+
+\subsection{plots}
+
+% \begin{LTXExample}
+% \begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+% 	\setxAxis{xMin=1, xMax=2, Dx=0.1}
+% 	\setyAxis{yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+% 	
+% 	\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+% 	\plotyAxis{y-axis label}
+% 	
+% 	\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]{\IdentI}
+% \end{NumericDataPlot}
+% \end{LTXExample}
+
+The easiest plot may be done by
+\begin{verbatim}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis{xMin=-1, xMax=2, Dx=0.5}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=-50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis{y-axis label}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]{\IdentI}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{verbatim}
+\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+	\setxAxis{xMin=-1, xMax=2, Dx=0.5, xO=0}
+	\setyAxis{yMin=-50, yMax=150, Dy=25, yO=0}
+	
+	\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+	\plotyAxis{y-axis label}
+	
+	\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]{\IdentI}
+\end{NumericDataPlot}
+
+if you want to add a legend, you simply call
+
+\begin{minipage}{0.5\linewidth}
+\begin{verbatim}
+\LegendDefinition{
+	\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI
+}
+\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}\begin{minipage}{0.5\linewidth}
+\centering
+\LegendDefinition{
+	\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI
+}
+\end{minipage}
+
+To plot multiple data in one plot call \newline
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\begin{verbatim}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}
+	   {\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xMin=1, xMax=2, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis{y-axis label}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]
+		   {\IdentI}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyB]
+		   {\IdentII}
+		   
+		\putSE{\LegendDefinition{
+			\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI \\
+			\LegLine{style=StdLineStyB} & IdentII
+		}}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\vspace{10pt}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis{xMin=1, xMax=2, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis{y-axis label}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]{\IdentI}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyB]{\IdentII}
+		
+		\putSE{\LegendDefinition{
+			\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI \\
+			\LegLine{style=StdLineStyB} & IdentII
+		}}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{minipage}
+
+
+\subsection{Label and TickLabels}
+
+The commands \texttt{plotxAxis} and \texttt{plotyAxis} take the options
+\texttt{NoLabel}, \texttt{NoTicks}, \texttt{NoTickLabel} as well as
+\texttt{LabelOption} and \texttt{TickLabelOption} which may be used to eliminate
+or change the look of the labels.
+
+Standard values for \texttt{LabelOption} and \texttt{TickLabelOption} may be set
+by \verb|\newcommand{\StdLabelOption}{\color{blue}| and
+\verb|\newcommand{\StdTickLabelOption}{\small}|.
+
+The option \texttt{xLabelSep} for \verb|\plotxAxis| (and \texttt{yLabelSep} for
+\verb|\plotyAxis|) may be used to set the seperation between the axis and the label. Standard value
+is 10pt for the x-label and 20pt for the y-label.
+
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\begin{verbatim}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis{xMin=1, xMax=1.6, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=75, yMax=130, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis
+		[LabelOption=\LARGE,%
+		TickLabelOption=\color{red},%
+		xLabelSep=40pt]
+		{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis
+		[NoLabel, NoTicks, NoTickLabel]
+		{y-axis label}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]{\IdentI}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyB]{\IdentII}
+		
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\vspace{10pt}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis{xMin=1, xMax=1.6, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=75, yMax=130, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis[LabelOption=\LARGE, TickLabelOption=\color{red},
+		xLabelSep=40pt]{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel, NoTicks, NoTickLabel]{y-axis label}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]{\IdentI}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyB]{\IdentII}
+		
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{minipage}
+
+
+\subsection{Place ``Objects'' in the plot.}
+
+There are basically two different options to place objects in the plot. To
+understand the difference one has to keep in mind that the axis have two
+different coordinate systems. One is the system defined by xMin, xMax, yMin and
+yMax (refered to as ``DataCoordinateSystem''), the other ist the system defined
+by xCoordMin, xCoordMax, yCoordMin and yCoordMax (refered to as
+``PictureCoordinateSystem''), see section \ref{sec:MultiplePlots}.
+
+It is now possible to place stuff in the graph with the DataCoordinates with the
+command NDPput, see the following example.
+
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\begin{verbatim}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}
+	   {\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xMin=1, xMax=2, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]
+		   {\IdentI}
+		   
+		% put some stuff somewhere
+		\NDPput[x=1.2, y=75, RefPoint=br]{text}
+		\NDPput[x=1.2, y=100]{$a^2$}
+		
+		% or put nodes...
+		\NDPput[x=1.6, y=100]{\pnode{A}}
+		\NDPput[x=1.8, y=150]{\pnode{B}}
+		% ...and draw a line between them
+		\ncline{A}{B}  
+		 
+		% or put the legend at a specific position
+		\NDPput[x=1.8, y=75]{\LegendDefinition{
+			\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI
+		}}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\vspace{10pt}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}
+	   {\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xMin=1, xMax=2, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]
+		   {\IdentI}
+		   
+		% put some stuff somewhere
+		\NDPput[x=1.2, y=75, RefPoint=br]{text}
+		\NDPput[x=1.2, y=100]{$a^2$}
+		
+		% or put nodes...
+		\NDPput[x=1.6, y=100]{\pnode{A}}
+		\NDPput[x=1.8, y=150]{\pnode{B}}
+		% ...and draw a line between them
+		\ncline{A}{B}  
+		 
+		% or put the legend at a specific position
+		\NDPput[x=1.8, y=75]{\LegendDefinition{
+			\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI
+		}}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{minipage}
+
+Alternatively, stuff can be placed within the plot with \verb|\rput|.
+
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\begin{verbatim}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}
+	   {\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xMin=1, xMax=1.6, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]
+		   {\IdentI}
+		   
+		% put text in the middle of the plot
+		\rput{45}(500,500){text}
+		% put a formula in the lower left corner
+		\rput[bl](0,0){$a^2+b^2=c^2$}
+		
+		% or put nodes...
+		\NDPput[x=1.2, y=125]{\pnode{A}}
+		\rput(750,900){\Rnode{B}{peak}}
+		% ...and draw a line between them
+		\ncline{<-}{A}{B}  
+		 
+		% or put the legend at a specific position
+		\rput{-45}(750,250){\LegendDefinition{
+			\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI
+		}}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\vspace{10pt}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}
+	   {\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xMin=1, xMax=1.6, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]
+		   {\IdentI}
+		   
+		% put text in the middle of the plot
+		\rput{45}(500,500){text}
+		% put a formula in the lower left corner
+		\rput[bl](0,0){$a^2+b^2=c^2$}
+		
+		% or put nodes...
+		\NDPput[x=1.2, y=125]{\pnode{A}}
+		\rput(750,900){\Rnode{B}{peak}}
+		% ...and draw a line between them
+		\ncline{<-}{A}{B}  
+		 
+		% or put the legend at a specific position
+		\rput{-45}(750,250){\LegendDefinition{
+			\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI
+		}}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{minipage}
+
+
+
+\subsection{Line Styles}
+
+\subsection{Legend}
+
+The legend may be created with \verb|\LegendDefinition|. The command takes the
+two optional arguments \texttt{nrCols} and \texttt{LabelOrientation=[l|c|r]}.
+The mandatory argument is the definition of a table as demonstrated in the
+follwing examples.
+
+	\begin{verbatim}
+	\LegendDefinition{
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI\\
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyB, linewidth=3pt} & second legend
+	}
+	\end{verbatim}
+	\LegendDefinition{
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI\\
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyB, linewidth=3pt} & second legend
+	}
+	\begin{verbatim}
+	\LegendDefinition[nrCols=2]{
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI &
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyB, linewidth=3pt} & legend 2
+	}
+	\end{verbatim}
+	\LegendDefinition[nrCols=2]{
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI &
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyB, linewidth=3pt} & legend 2
+	}
+	\begin{verbatim}
+	\LegendDefinition[LabelOrientation=c]{
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI\\
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyB, linewidth=3pt} & legend 2 \\
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyC} & whatever this data is\ldots\\
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyD} & and more data
+	}
+	\end{verbatim}
+	\LegendDefinition[LabelOrientation=c]{
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyA} & IdentI\\
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyB, linewidth=3pt} & second legend\\
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyC} & whatever this data is\ldots\\
+		\LegLine{style=StdLineStyD} & and more data
+	}
+
+\subsection{Add Lines to the Plot}
+
+Horizontal and vertical lines may be added to the plot with the commands
+\verb|\NDPhline{coord}| and \verb|\NDPvline{coord}|. It is also possible to put
+nodes and draw lines between them, see placing stuff\ldots
+
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\begin{verbatim}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}
+	   {\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xMin=1, xMax=1.6, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]
+		   {\IdentI}
+		   
+		\NDPhline[linecolor=LineColorD]{73}
+		\NDPvline[linecolor=LineColorE, linestyle=dashed]{1.5}
+		\NDPline[linecolor=red]{1.1}{75}{1.3}{125}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\vspace{10pt}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}
+	   {\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xMin=1, xMax=1.6, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]
+		   {\IdentI}
+		   
+		\NDPhline[linecolor=LineColorD]{73}
+		\NDPvline[linecolor=LineColorE, linestyle=dashed]{1.5}
+		\NDPline[linecolor=red]{1.1}{75}{1.3}{125}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{minipage}
+
+
+
+
+\subsection{Grid}
+
+One may choose not to plot the grid with the option \texttt{NoGrid} for the
+commands \verb|\plotxAxis| and \verb|\plotyAxis|.
+
+If the grid is plottet with the axis it may happen that the grid is plottet over
+the axis. To avoid this, plot the grid first and then plot the axis as shown.
+
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\begin{verbatim}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}
+	   {\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xMin=1, xMax=1.6, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxGrid
+		\plotyGrid
+		\plotxAxis
+		[NoLabel, NoGrid, AxisStyle=Boxed]{}
+		\plotyAxis
+		[NoLabel, NoGrid, AxisStyle=Boxed]{}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]
+		   {\IdentI}
+		
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\vspace{10pt}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}
+	   {\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xMin=1, xMax=1.6, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxGrid
+		\plotyGrid
+		\plotxAxis[NoLabel, NoGrid, AxisStyle=Boxed]{}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel, NoGrid, AxisStyle=Boxed]{}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]
+		   {\IdentI}
+		
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{minipage}
+
+
+\subsection{Logarithmic axes}
+
+
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\begin{verbatim}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xMin=6, xMax=2500, Dx=10, xLog}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yMin=0, yMax=2500, Dy=500}
+		\plotxAxis{}
+		\plotyAxis{}
+		
+		\listplot{\LogData}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\vspace{10pt}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis{xMin=6, xMax=2500, Dx=10, xLog}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=0, yMax=2500, Dy=500}
+		\plotxAxis{}
+		\plotyAxis{}
+		
+		\listplot{\LogData}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{minipage}
+
+
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\begin{verbatim}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xMin=1, xMax=1500, Dx=10, xLog}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yMin=1, yMax=1500, Dy=10, yLog}
+		\plotxAxis{}
+		\plotyAxis{}
+		
+		\listplot{\LogData}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\vspace{10pt}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis{xMin=1, xMax=1500, Dx=10, xLog}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=1, yMax=1500, Dy=10, yLog}
+		\plotxAxis{}
+		\plotyAxis{}
+		
+		\listplot{\LogData}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{minipage}
+
+
+
+
+
+\subsection{export2latex.m}
+
+The function \texttt{export2latex(data, filename, [options])} may be used to
+export data from Matlab to be used with NumericPlots.sty. The function takes the two parameters
+data and filename, where filename is the name of the file where the data should
+be stored with full path but without extension. Data is a structure with the
+three entries x, y, and ident, where x are the x-data, y the y-data and ident is
+an identifier to have access to the data in Latex. To access the data in Latex
+the command \verb+\Data<ident>+ is used.
+
+The parameter data may be provided as an 1xK array if each entry of the array is
+a structure with the entries x, y and ident. There may be an additional entry
+descr.
+\begin{itemize}
+  \item data(1,i).x = $X_i$
+  \item data(1,i).y = $Y_i$
+  \item data(1,i).ident = Identifier
+  \item (data(1,i).descr = Description)
+\end{itemize}
+Identifier must be a valid Latex command name, which basically means it must be
+a string without numbers.
+
+For every entry of data, $X$ and $Y$ must be arrays of the same size
+$M\text{x}N$. If $M>1$, each column of the array is exported to the file and the
+identifier is expanded by the roman representation of the column number.
+
+It might be useful to do a \texttt{interp1} before exporting the data to get
+smaller files and to use less of \TeX's memory. ($\rightarrow$ script
+Patrick?!?)
+
+The optional parameter \texttt{options} might be used to control which
+additional information is provided in the output file.
+\begin{itemize}
+  \item \texttt{options.DataBoundaries} [true] If set to true, the output file
+  contains the commands \verb+\DataXmin+, \verb+\DataXmax+, \verb+\DataYmin+ and
+  \verb+\DataYmax+ which may be used to define the axis.
+  \item \texttt{options.AxisBoundaries} [false] If set to true, the output file
+  contains the commands \verb+\DataXminAxis+, \verb+\DataXmaxAxis+,
+  \verb+\DataYminAxis+ and \verb+\DataYmaxAxis+ which may be used to define the
+  axis. In contrary to the DataBoundaries the AxisBoundaries add an additional
+  gap of \texttt{options.AxisBoundariesGap} [10] percent of the full scale to
+  the data boundaries such that the plot doesn't touch the axis.
+\end{itemize}
+
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+% Copyright 2010 Thomas König, Alexander Michel
+%
+% This file is part of NumericPlots.
+%
+% NumericPlots is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+% it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+% the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+% any later version.
+%
+% NumericPlots is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+% but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+% MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+% GNU General Public License for more details.
+%
+% You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+% along with NumericPlots.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+
+\part{Examples}
+
+\section{Further Examples}
+
+\def\MoreData{
+0 5
+1 7
+2 10
+3 11
+4 11.5
+5 10
+6 5
+7 4
+8 9
+9 12
+10 11
+11 5
+}
+
+\def\MoreDataI{
+0 -5
+1 -7
+2 -10
+3 -11
+4 -11.5
+5 -10
+6 10
+7 15
+8 10
+9 -12
+10 -11
+11 -5
+}
+
+\begin{minipage}{0.5\linewidth}
+\begin{verbatim}
+	\listplot
+	[style=StdLineStyA]
+	{\MoreData}
+	\listplot
+	[style=StdLineStyB, yEnd=10]
+	{\MoreData}
+	\listplot
+	[style=StdLineStyC, xStart=5, xEnd=9]
+	{\MoreData}
+	\listplot
+	[style=StdLineStyD, showpoints=true, nStep=2]
+	{\MoreData}
+\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}\begin{minipage}{0.5\linewidth}
+\centering
+\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+	\setxAxis{xMin=0, xMax=15, Dx=5, xO=0}
+	\setyAxis{yMin=0, yMax=15, Dy=5, yO=0}
+	
+	\plotxAxis[NoLabel]{x-axis label}
+	\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{y-axis label}
+	
+	\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]{\MoreData}
+	\listplot[style=StdLineStyB, yEnd=10]{\MoreData}
+	\listplot[style=StdLineStyC, xStart=5, xEnd=9]{\MoreData}
+	\listplot[style=StdLineStyD, showpoints=true, nStep=2]{\MoreData}
+\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{minipage}
+
+
+\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+	\setxAxis{xMin=0, xMax=15, Dx=5, xO=0}
+	\setyAxis{yMin=0, yMax=15, Dy=5, yO=10}
+	
+	\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+	\plotyAxis{y-axis label}
+	
+	\listplot[style=StdLineStyA, yMaxValue=10]{\MoreData}
+\end{NumericDataPlot}
+
+
+\subsection{Fill area between plots}
+
+\begin{minipage}{0.5\linewidth}
+\begin{verbatim}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}%
+		{\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		{xMin=0, xMax=15, Dx=5, xO=0}
+		\setyAxis
+		{yMin=-15, yMax=15, Dy=5, yO=10}
+		
+		\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		
+		\pscustom%
+		[style=StdLineStyA, fillstyle=solid, %
+		fillcolor=blue!40]{%
+			\listplot{\MoreData}%
+			\listplot[ChangeOrder]{\MoreDataI}%
+		}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}\begin{minipage}{0.5\linewidth}
+\centering
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis{xMin=0, xMax=15, Dx=5, xO=0}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=-15, yMax=15, Dy=5, yO=10}
+		
+		\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		
+		\pscustom[style=StdLineStyA, fillstyle=solid, fillcolor=blue!40]{%
+			\listplot{\MoreData}%
+			\listplot[ChangeOrder]{\MoreDataI}%
+		}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{minipage}
+
+
+
+
+
+
+\begin{minipage}{0.5\linewidth}
+\begin{verbatim}
+	...
+	\pscustom%
+	[style=StdLineStyA, fillstyle=solid, %
+	fillcolor=green!40]{%
+			\NDPhline{0}
+			\listplot[ChangeOrder]{\MoreDataI}%
+		}
+	...
+\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}\begin{minipage}{0.5\linewidth}
+\centering
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis{xMin=0, xMax=15, Dx=5, xO=0}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=-15, yMax=15, Dy=5, yO=10}
+		
+		\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		
+		\pscustom%
+		[style=StdLineStyA, fillstyle=solid, %
+		fillcolor=green!40]{%
+			\NDPhline{0}
+			\listplot[ChangeOrder]{\MoreDataI}%
+		}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{minipage}
+
+
+\begin{minipage}{0.5\linewidth}
+\begin{verbatim}
+	...
+	\pscustom%
+	[style=StdLineStyA, fillstyle=solid, %
+	fillcolor=red!40]{%
+			\NDPline{0}{5}{11}{10}
+			\listplot[ChangeOrder]{\MoreDataI}%
+		}
+	...
+\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}\begin{minipage}{0.5\linewidth}
+\centering
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}{\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis{xMin=0, xMax=15, Dx=5, xO=0}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=-15, yMax=15, Dy=5, yO=10}
+		
+		\plotxAxis{x-axis label}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		
+		\pscustom%
+		[fillstyle=solid, linestyle=none,%
+		fillcolor=red!40]{%
+			\NDPline{0}{5}{11}{10}
+			\listplot[ChangeOrder]{\MoreDataI}%
+		}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyB]{\MoreDataI}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+\end{minipage}
\ No newline at end of file
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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/MultiplePlots.tex b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/MultiplePlots.tex
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+% Copyright 2010 Thomas König, Alexander Michel
+%
+% This file is part of NumericPlots.
+%
+% NumericPlots is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+% it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+% the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+% any later version.
+%
+% NumericPlots is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+% but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+% MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+% GNU General Public License for more details.
+%
+% You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+% along with NumericPlots.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+
+
+\section{Multiple plots in one picture}\label{sec:MultiplePlots}
+
+xPicMin, xPicMax, yPicMin and yPicMax are the inner coordinates of one picture.
+The position of the axes are defined in this coordinate system via xCoordMin,
+xCoordMax, yCoordMin and yCoordMax.
+
+Example:
+
+\begin{verbatim}
+% input data and define linestyles
+\input{DataTestRealData}
+\newpsstyle{Database}{linecolor=LineColorA, linestyle=none, dotstyle=*,
+showpoints=true, dotsize=5pt}
+\newpsstyle{Result}{linecolor=LineColorB, linestyle=none, dotstyle=+,
+showpoints=true, dotsize=10pt}
+
+\begin{center}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}[xPicMin=0, xPicMax=1050,
+	yPicMin=0, yPicMax=1450]{\textwidth}{0.75\textheight}
+		
+		% --- definition of the axis and the grid ---
+		% set the axis of the lower left corner
+		\setxAxis{xMin=2, xMax=17, Dx=4, xCoordMin=0, xCoordMax=500}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=20, yMax=70, Dy=20, yCoordMin=0, yCoordMax=500}
+		
+		% plot the axis of the lower left corner
+		\plotxAxis{Stichnummer}
+		\plotyAxis{$F_{roll}$ in $\mega\newton$}
+
+		\listplot[style=Database]{\DataDBforce}
+		\listplot[style=Result]{\DataRESforce}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyC]{\DataDBforceC}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyD]{\DataDBforceD}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyE]{\DataDBforceE}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyF]{\DataDBforceF}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyG]{\DataDBforceG}
+		
+		% set the y-axis for the plot in the middle of the left side
+		% x-axis remains the same
+		\setyAxis{yMin=20, yMax=70, Dy=20, yCoordMin=550, yCoordMax=1050}
+		% plot the axis (x-axis without ticklabels and label
+		\plotxAxis[NoTickLabel, NoLabel]{}
+		\plotyAxis{$F_{roll}$ in $\mega\newton$}
+		
+		\rput[t]{0}(250,550){a) Ein plot}
+
+		\listplot[style=Database]{\DataDBforce}
+		\listplot[style=Result]{\DataRESforce}
+		
+		% set axis for the plot at the right side
+		\setxAxis{xMin=2, xMax=17, Dx=4, xCoordMin=600, xCoordMax=1050}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=20, yMax=70, Dy=10, yCoordMin=0, yCoordMax=1050}
+		
+		% plot the axis at the right side (y-axis without label)
+		\plotxAxis{Stichnummer}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel, TickSep=10]{$F_{roll}$ in $\mega\newton$}
+
+		\listplot[style=Database]{\DataDBforce}
+		\listplot[style=Result]{\DataRESforce}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyC]{\DataDBforceC}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyD]{\DataDBforceD}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyE]{\DataDBforceE}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyF]{\DataDBforceF}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyG]{\DataDBforceG}
+		
+		% set the axis for the plot at the top
+		\setxAxis{xMin=8, xMax=17, Dx=1, xCoordMin=0, xCoordMax=1050}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=35, yMax=65, Dy=10, yO=40, yCoordMin=1150, yCoordMax=1450}
+		
+		% plot the axis for the plot at the top
+		\plotxAxis[NoLabel]{Stichnummer}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{$F_{roll}$ in $\mega\newton$}
+
+		% plot only part of the data
+		\listplot[style=Database, xStart=11, xEnd=17]{\DataDBforce}
+		\listplot[style=Result, xStart=8, xEnd=13]{\DataRESforce}
+		
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	
+	% put legend outside of the plot
+	\LegendDefinition[nrCols=1, LabelOrientation=r]{
+		\LegLine{Database} & Werte aus der Datenbank \\
+		\LegLine{Result} & Modell}
+		
+\end{center}
+\end{verbatim}
+
+% input data and define linestyles
+\input{DataTestRealData}
+\newpsstyle{Database}{linecolor=LineColorA, linestyle=none, dotstyle=*,
+showpoints=true, dotsize=5pt}
+\newpsstyle{Result}{linecolor=LineColorB, linestyle=none, dotstyle=+,
+showpoints=true, dotsize=10pt}
+
+\begin{center}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}[xPicMin=0, xPicMax=1050,
+	yPicMin=0, yPicMax=1450]{\textwidth}{0.75\textheight}
+		
+		% --- definition of the axis and the grid ---
+		% set the axis of the lower left corner
+		\setxAxis{xMin=2, xMax=17, Dx=4, xCoordMin=0, xCoordMax=500}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=20, yMax=70, Dy=20, yCoordMin=0, yCoordMax=500}
+		
+		% plot the axis of the lower left corner
+		\plotxAxis{Stichnummer}
+		\plotyAxis{$F_{roll}$ in $\mega\newton$}
+
+		\listplot[style=Database]{\DataDBforce}
+		\listplot[style=Result]{\DataRESforce}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyC]{\DataDBforceC}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyD]{\DataDBforceD}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyE]{\DataDBforceE}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyF]{\DataDBforceF}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyG]{\DataDBforceG}
+		
+		% set the y-axis for the plot in the middle of the left side
+		% x-axis remains the same
+		\setyAxis{yMin=20, yMax=70, Dy=20, yCoordMin=550, yCoordMax=1050}
+		% plot the axis (x-axis without ticklabels and label
+		\plotxAxis[NoTickLabel, NoLabel]{}
+		\plotyAxis{$F_{roll}$ in $\mega\newton$}
+		
+		\rput[t]{0}(250,550){a) Ein plot}
+
+		\listplot[style=Database]{\DataDBforce}
+		\listplot[style=Result]{\DataRESforce}
+		
+		% set axis for the plot at the right side
+		\setxAxis{xMin=2, xMax=17, Dx=4, xCoordMin=600, xCoordMax=1050}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=20, yMax=70, Dy=10, yCoordMin=0, yCoordMax=1050}
+		
+		% plot the axis at the right side (y-axis without label)
+		\plotxAxis{Stichnummer}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel, TickSep=10]{$F_{roll}$ in $\mega\newton$}
+
+		\listplot[style=Database]{\DataDBforce}
+		\listplot[style=Result]{\DataRESforce}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyC]{\DataDBforceC}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyD]{\DataDBforceD}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyE]{\DataDBforceE}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyF]{\DataDBforceF}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyG]{\DataDBforceG}
+		
+		% set the axis for the plot at the top
+		\setxAxis{xMin=8, xMax=17, Dx=1, xCoordMin=0, xCoordMax=1050}
+		\setyAxis{yMin=35, yMax=65, Dy=10, yO=40, yCoordMin=1150, yCoordMax=1450}
+		
+		% plot the axis for the plot at the top
+		\plotxAxis[NoLabel]{Stichnummer}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{$F_{roll}$ in $\mega\newton$}
+
+		% plot only part of the data
+		\listplot[style=Database, xStart=11, xEnd=17]{\DataDBforce}
+		\listplot[style=Result, xStart=8, xEnd=13]{\DataRESforce}
+		
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	
+	% put legend outside of the plot
+	\LegendDefinition[nrCols=1, LabelOrientation=r]{
+		\LegLine{style=Database} & Werte aus der Datenbank \\
+		\LegLine{style=Result} & Modell}
+\end{center}
\ No newline at end of file
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+% Copyright 2010 Thomas König, Alexander Michel, Michael Baumgart
+%
+% This file is part of NumericPlots.
+%
+% NumericPlots is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+% it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+% the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+% any later version.
+%
+% NumericPlots is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+% but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+% MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+% GNU General Public License for more details.
+%
+% You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+% along with NumericPlots.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+
+
+\documentclass[parskip]{scrartcl}
+
+\usepackage[Gray]{SIunits}
+% \usepackage{floatbarrier}
+% \usepackage{showexpl}
+\usepackage{etex} % use e-TeX’s extended register set
+% options for package:
+% BW: black and white
+% AxisStyle=<style>: set standard axis style ([Boxed], Frame, FrameI, None)
+\usepackage[
+	%BW,
+  	xAxisStyle=Lower,
+ 	yAxisStyle=Left,
+ 	]{NumericPlots}
+ 	
+\usepackage[
+	ps2pdf,							%% similar to dvips but redefines some macros for use with ps2pdf
+	final,
+	bookmarks=true,				%% if true, generate PDF bookmarks (requires two passes of pdflatex)
+	bookmarksopen=false,			%% if true, show all PDF bookmarks expanded
+	bookmarksnumbered=true,		%% if true, add the section numbers to the bookmarks
+% 		linkbordercolor=acin_red,
+% 		urlbordercolor=acin_red,
+% 		citebordercolor=acin_red,
+% 		filebordercolor=acin_red,
+	pdfpagemode=UseOutlines, %% None, UseOutlines (=show bookmarks), UseThumbs (show thumbnails), FullScreen
+%	breaklinks,
+	pdfauthor = {Thomas Koenig Alexander Michel Michael Baumgart},
+	pdftitle = {NumericPlots - plot numeric data with latex},
+	pdfsubject = {},
+	plainpages=false,
+	hyperindex=true,
+]{hyperref}
+ 	
+\title{NumericPlots - plot numeric data with latex}
+\author{Thomas K\"{o}nig, Alexander Michel, Michael Baumgart}
+\date{\today}
+
+\begin{document}
+
+% redefining the StdLabelOption and StdTickLabelOption applies to all following
+% plots.
+% \renewcommand{\StdLabelOption}{\LARGE}
+% \renewcommand{\StdTickLabelOption}{\LARGE}
+
+\maketitle
+
+Plotting numeric data is a task which often has to be done for scientific
+papers. In \LaTeX, however, it is only possible to include graphics created with
+an external program. The pstricks-packages provide many commands to
+generate graphics in \LaTeX. To generate simple graphics from numeric data,
+however, it is difficult to use. This package provides a simpler interface for
+the pstricks-package to plot numeric data.
+
+\tableofcontents
+
+\part{Introduction}
+
+Plotting numeric data is a task which often has to be done for scientific
+papers. In \LaTeX, however, it is only possible to include graphics created with
+an external program. The pstricks-packages provide very many commands to
+generate graphics in \LaTeX. To generate simple graphics from numeric data,
+however, it is difficult to use. This package provides a simpler interface for
+the pstricks-package to plot numeric data.
+
+NumericPlots is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+any later version.
+
+NumericPlots is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+GNU General Public License for more details.
+
+You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+along with NumericPlots.  If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
+
+Copyright 2010 Thomas K\"{o}nig, Alexander Michel, Michael Baumgart
+
+
+% \part{Using the package} -> in BasicFunctionality
+
+\include{BasicFunctionality}
+
+\include{MultiplePlots}
+
+\section{package options}
+
+\section{list of commands and options}
+
+\include{options}
+
+\include{TechnicalDetails}
+
+
+% \part{Examples}
+
+\include{FurtherExamples}
+
+\include{TestPlots}
+
+
+% \part{Version}
+
+\include{history}
+
+% \section{Test Calculations}
+% 
+% Teste setkeys
+% 
+% Watch:
+% 
+% \setkeys*[NumericDataPlot]{Axis}{xO=34, xMin=10}
+% \setrmkeys[NumericDataPlot]{AxisWait}
+% 	\begin{tabular}{ll}
+% 	xMin & \NumDataPlotxMin\\
+% 	\textbf{xO:} & \NumDataPlotxO \\
+% 	\end{tabular}
+% 
+% \setkeys*[NumericDataPlot]{Axis}{xMin=10, xO=34}
+% \setrmkeys[NumericDataPlot]{AxisWait}
+% 	\begin{tabular}{ll}
+% 	xMin & \NumDataPlotxMin\\
+% 	\textbf{xO:} & \NumDataPlotxO \\
+% 	\end{tabular}
+% 
+% \setkeys*[NumericDataPlot]{Axis}{xMin=10}
+% \setrmkeys[NumericDataPlot]{AxisWait}
+% 	\begin{tabular}{ll}
+% 	xMin & \NumDataPlotxMin\\
+% 	\textbf{xO:} & \NumDataPlotxO \\
+% 	\end{tabular}
+% 
+% calculation example:
+
+% \setkeys*[NumericDataPlot]{Axis}{xO=34, xMax=20, xMin=10, Dx=2}
+% \setrmkeys[NumericDataPlot]{AxisWait}
+% 	\begin{tabular}{ll}
+% 	xCoordMin & \NumDataPlotxCoordMin\\
+% 	xCoordMax & \NumDataPlotxCoordMax \\
+% 	xMin: & \NumDataPlotxMin \\
+% 	xMax: & \NumDataPlotxMax \\
+% 	xCoordMax: & \NumDataPlotxCoordMax \\
+% 	xCoordMin: & \NumDataPlotxCoordMin \\
+% 	Dx: & \NumDataPlotDx \\
+% 	\textit{xNrTicks:} & \xNrTicks \\
+% 	%\textit{NumDataPlotdx} & \NumDataPlotdx\\
+% 	%\textit{NumDataPlotxCoordOrig} & \NumDataPlotdx\\
+% 	\textbf{xO:} & \NumDataPlotxO \\
+% 	\end{tabular}
+
+\end{document}
diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/README.TEXLIVE b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/README.TEXLIVE
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@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+The following files have been removed in the TeX Live installation of
+the current package, typically due to duplication, lack of space, or
+missing source code.  You can find these files on CTAN at
+	http://mirror.ctan.org/graphics/numericplots
+If questions or concerns, email tex-live@tug.org.
+
+	struct2latex.m
+	roman.m
+	dspace2struct.m
+	export2latex.m
+	dspace2latex.m
diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/README.doc b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/README.doc
new file mode 100644
index 00000000000..df2bcb942a1
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+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+The NumericPlots package --- LaTeX package to plot numeric data using pstricks
+Maintained by Thomas König, Alexander Michel, Michael Baumgart
+E-mail: NumericPlots@tikey.de
+Released under the GNU General Public License version 3 or later
+See <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Copyright 2010 Thomas König, Alexander Michel, Michael Baumgart
+
+Plotting numeric data is a task which often has to be done for scientific
+papers. In \LaTeX, however, it is only possible to include graphics created with
+an external program. The pstricks-packages provide very many commands to
+generate graphics in \LaTeX. To generate simple graphics from numeric data,
+however, it is difficult to use. This package provides a simpler interface for
+the pstricks-package to plot numeric data.
+
+NumericPlots is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+any later version.
+
+NumericPlots is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+GNU General Public License for more details.
+
+You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+along with NumericPlots.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+
diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/TechnicalDetails.tex b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/TechnicalDetails.tex
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+% Copyright 2010 Thomas König, Alexander Michel
+%
+% This file is part of NumericPlots.
+%
+% NumericPlots is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+% it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+% the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+% any later version.
+%
+% NumericPlots is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+% but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+% MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+% GNU General Public License for more details.
+%
+% You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+% along with NumericPlots.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+
+\section{Technical Details}
+
+This section should just give some hints how to use the different coordinate
+system.
+
+A new plot is created with the environment
+\texttt{NumericDataPlot}. The options are illustrated in the following example.
+
+\begin{minipage}[T]{0.5\linewidth}
+	\begin{verbatim}
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}
+		[xPicMin=300, xPicMax=700]
+	   {\textwidth}{5cm}
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xMin=1, xMax=1.6, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]
+		   {\IdentI}
+		   
+		\NDPhline[linecolor=LineColorD]{73}
+		\NDPvline[linecolor=LineColorE, linestyle=dashed]{1.5}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	\end{verbatim}
+\end{minipage}
+
+\vspace{1cm}
+\begin{center}
+\frame{
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}
+	   [xPicMin=300, xPicMax=700, yPicMin=200, yPicMax=700,
+	   llx=-1cm, lly=-2cm, urx=15pt, ury=30pt]
+	   {0.5\textwidth}{5cm}
+	   
+	   \psline(300,200)(700,200)(700,700)(300,700)(300,200)
+	   \pnode(300,200){PicLL}
+	   \pnode(700,200){PicLR}
+	   \pnode(700,700){PicUR}
+	   \pnode(300,700){PicUL}
+	   \rput(200,100){\Rnode{CapLL}{(xPicMin, yPicMin)}}
+	   \ncline{->}{CapLL}{PicLL}
+	   \rput(800,100){\Rnode{CapLR}{(xPicMax, yPicMin)}}
+	   \ncline{->}{CapLR}{PicLR}
+	   \rput(800,800){\Rnode{CapUR}{(xPicMax, yPicMax)}}
+	   \ncline{->}{CapUR}{PicUR}
+	   \rput(200,800){\Rnode{CapUL}{(xPicMin, yPicMax)}}
+	   	\ncline{->}{CapUL}{PicUL}
+	   	
+	   	\pnode(400,400){PlotLL}
+	   \pnode(600,400){PlotLR}
+	   \pnode(600,600){PlotUR}
+	   \pnode(400,600){PlotUL}
+	   \rput(350,300){\Rnode{PCapLL}{(xCoordMin, yCoordMin)}}
+	   \ncline{->}{PCapLL}{PlotLL}
+	   \rput(800,450){\Rnode{PCapLR}{(xCoordMax, yCoordMin)}}
+	   \ncline{->}{PCapLR}{PlotLR}
+	   \rput(800,650){\Rnode{PCapUR}{(xCoordMax, yCoordMax)}}
+	   \ncline{->}{PCapUR}{PlotUR}
+	   \rput(500,870){\Rnode{PCapUL}{(xCoordMin, yCoordMax)}}
+	   	\ncline{->}{PCapUL}{PlotUL}
+	   
+	   	\rput(210,350){\pnode{LLXA}}
+	   	\rput(300,350){\pnode{LLXB}}
+	   	\ncline{<->}{LLXA}{LLXB}
+	   	\naput{llx}
+
+		\rput(350,200){\pnode{LLXA}}
+	    \rput(350,0){\pnode{LLXB}}
+	    \ncline{<->}{LLXA}{LLXB}
+	    \naput{lly}
+	    
+	    \rput(755,350){\pnode{URXA}}
+	   	\rput(700,350){\pnode{URXB}}
+	   	\ncline{<->}{URXA}{URXB}
+	   	\naput{urx}
+
+		\rput(350,805){\pnode{URXA}}
+	    \rput(350,700){\pnode{URXB}}
+	    \ncline{<->}{URXA}{URXB}
+	    \naput{ury}
+	    
+	   	   
+		\setxAxis
+		   {xCoordMin=400, xCoordMax=600,
+		   xMin=1, xMax=1.6, Dx=0.2}
+		\setyAxis
+		   {yCoordMin=400, yCoordMax=600,
+		   yMin=50, yMax=150, Dy=25}
+		
+		\plotxAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		\plotyAxis[NoLabel]{}
+		
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyA]{\IdentI}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	}
+\end{center}
+
+% \define@cmdkeys[NumericDataPlot]{General}[NumDataPlotG]{
+% 	xPicMin, yPicMin, xPicMax, yPicMax
+% }
+% 
+% 
+% \define@key[NumericDataPlot]{General}{llx}[\StdLLX]{
+% 	\psset{llx=#1}
+% 	\addtolength{\OffsetWidth}{\StdLLX}
+% 	\addtolength{\OffsetWidth}{-#1}
+% }
+% \define@key[NumericDataPlot]{General}{urx}[\StdURX]{
+% 	\psset{urx=#1}
+% 	\addtolength{\OffsetWidth}{-\StdURX}
+% 	\addtolength{\OffsetWidth}{#1}
+% }
+% \define@key[NumericDataPlot]{General}{lly}[\StdLLY]{\psset{lly=#1}}
+% \define@key[NumericDataPlot]{General}{ury}[\StdURY]{\psset{ury=#1}}
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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/TestPlots.tex b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/TestPlots.tex
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+% Copyright 2010 Thomas König, Alexander Michel
+%
+% This file is part of NumericPlots.
+%
+% NumericPlots is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+% it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+% the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+% any later version.
+%
+% NumericPlots is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+% but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+% MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+% GNU General Public License for more details.
+%
+% You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+% along with NumericPlots.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+	
+\section{Some test plots}
+	
+	\begin{figure}
+	\centering
+	\small
+	
+	\input{DataTestRealData}
+	\newpsstyle{Database}{style=StdLineStyA, dotstyle=*, showpoints=true}
+	\newpsstyle{Result}{style=StdLineStyB, dotstyle=+, showpoints=true}
+	
+	% adjust llx, lly, urx and ury for borders
+	\begin{NumericDataPlot}[]{0.5 \linewidth}{0.35 \linewidth}
+		% --- definition of the axis and the grid ---		
+		\setxAxis{xMin=2, xMax=17, xO=5, Dx=4}
+			
+		\setyAxis{yMin=20, yMax=70, yO=20, Dy=20}
+			
+        % AxisStyle: Boxed,LowerAxis,UpperAxis,NoTicks,NoTickLabel,NoGrid
+		\plotxAxis[AxisStyle = Boxed]{Stichnummer}
+
+        % AxisStyle: Boxed,LeftAxis,RightAxis,NoTicks,NoTickLabel,NoGrid
+		\plotyAxis[AxisStyle = Boxed]{$F_{roll}$ in $\mega\newton$}
+			
+
+		\listplot[style=Database]{\DataDBforce}
+		\listplot[style=Result]{\DataRESforce}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyC]{\DataDBforceC}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyD]{\DataDBforceD}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyE]{\DataDBforceE}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyF]{\DataDBforceF}
+		\listplot[style=StdLineStyG]{\DataDBforceG}
+	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+	\LegendDefinition[nrCols=1, LabelOrientation=r]{
+		\LegLine{style=Database} & Werte aus der Datenbank \\
+		\LegLine{style=Result} & Modell\\ }
+	\caption{Test.}
+	\label{fig:Test1}
+\end{figure}
+
+\clearpage
+
+% \section{Teste tkPlotData }
+% 
+% 
+% 
+% {
+% 	\centering
+% 	\small
+% 	
+% 	\input{DataTestRealData}
+% 	\newpsstyle{Database}{style=StdLineStyA, dotstyle=*, showpoints=true}
+% 	\newpsstyle{Result}{style=StdLineStyB, dotstyle=+, showpoints=true}
+% 	
+% 	% adjust llx, lly, urx and ury for borders
+% 	%\begin{tkDataPlot}[options]{width}{height}
+% 	\begin{NumericDataPlot}[]{\linewidth}{10cm}
+% 		% --- definition of the axis and the grid ---
+% 		\setxAxis{xMin=2, xMax=17, xO=10, Dx=3}
+% 		\setyAxis{yMin=20, yMax=70, Dy=10, yO=25}
+% 			
+% 			
+% 		\plotxAxis[LabelPos=0.75, LabelOption={\color{red}},
+% 		TickLabelOption={\color{red}}]{Stichnummer}
+% 		\plotyAxis[LabelOption={\LARGE}, TickLabelOption={\LARGE\color{green}}]
+% 			{$F_{roll}$ in $\mega\newton$\\\LARGE{}Zeilenumbruch}
+% 		
+% 		\listplot[style=Database]{\DataDBforce}
+% 		\listplot[style=Result]{\DataRESforce}
+% 		\listplot[style=StdLineStyC]{\DataDBforceC}
+% 		\listplot[style=StdLineStyD]{\DataDBforceD}
+% 		\listplot[style=StdLineStyE]{\DataDBforceE}
+% 		\listplot[style=StdLineStyF]{\DataDBforceF}
+% 		\listplot[style=StdLineStyG]{\DataDBforceG}
+% 		
+% 		% put some stuff somewhere
+% 		\NDPput[x=5, y=30]{xx}
+% 		
+% 		% or put nodes and draw lines between them
+% 		\NDPput[x=7, y=25]{\pnode{A}}
+% 		\NDPput[x=8, y=45]{\pnode{B}}
+% 		\ncline{A}{B}
+% 		
+% 		% horizontal or vertical lines
+% 		\NDPhline[style=StdLineStyF]{27}
+% 		\NDPvline[style=StdLineStyG]{14}
+% 		
+% 		\NDPput[x=10, y=45]{\cnode{0.25}{Test}}
+% 		
+% 		\NDPput[x=13, y=48.3]{
+% 			\rnode{TestOval}{\psovalbox[framesep=4mm]{\hspace{8mm}}}
+% 		}
+% 		
+% 	\end{NumericDataPlot}
+% 	Vielleicht will ich genau \rnode{TestA}{hier} etwas zeigen. Oder genau
+% 	\rnode{TestOvalA}{hier?}
+% 	\ncline{->}{TestA}{Test}
+% 	\ncline{->}{TestOvalA}{TestOval}
+% 	
+% 	\LegendDefinition[nrCols=2]{
+% 		\LegLine{style=Database} & Werte aus der Datenbank &
+% 		\LegLine{style=Result} & Modell\\
+% 	}
+% 	
+% 	
+% } 
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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/history.tex b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/history.tex
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+% Copyright 2010 Thomas König, Alexander Michel
+%
+% This file is part of NumericPlots.
+%
+% NumericPlots is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+% it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+% the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+% any later version.
+%
+% NumericPlots is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+% but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+% MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+% GNU General Public License for more details.
+%
+% You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+% along with NumericPlots.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+
+\part{Version}
+
+\section{History}
+
+\begin{itemize}
+  \item 18.05.2010
+  \begin{itemize}
+    \item added LabelOption to plotAxis
+    \item added TickLabelOption to plotAxis
+    \item added possibility to change StdLabelOption
+    \item added possibility to change StdTickLabelOption
+  \end{itemize}
+  \item 11.06.2010
+  \begin{itemize}
+    \item expanded documentation
+    \item changed the command \texttt{LegLine}.
+    \item added the commands \texttt{plotxGrid} and \texttt{plotyGrid}. The
+    grids may now be plotted before the axis to avoid overlapping of the grid
+    and the axis.
+  \end{itemize}
+  \item 17.06.2010
+  \begin{itemize}
+    \item changed export2latex: check for the necessary precision before
+    exporting the data
+  \end{itemize}
+  \item 21.06.2010
+  \begin{itemize}
+    \item added option for logarithmic axes
+  \end{itemize}
+  \item 05.07.2010
+  \begin{itemize}
+    \item added command NDPline
+    \item added instructions to fill areas between plots to documentation
+  \end{itemize}
+  \item 03.08.2010
+  \begin{itemize}
+    \item added options to \texttt{export2latex.m}
+  \end{itemize}
+  \item 05.08.2010
+  \begin{itemize}
+  	\item new calculation of tick lengths
+  	\item length of the ticks may now be given in mm, see
+  	\ref{sec:OptionsGeneral}
+  \end{itemize}
+\end{itemize}
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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/options.tex b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/numericplots/options.tex
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+% Copyright 2010 Thomas König, Alexander Michel
+%
+% This file is part of NumericPlots.
+%
+% NumericPlots is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+% it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+% the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+% any later version.
+%
+% NumericPlots is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+% but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+% MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+% GNU General Public License for more details.
+%
+% You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+% along with NumericPlots.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+
+\section{Options}
+
+\subsection{General}\label{sec:OptionsGeneral}
+	
+	These are the options for the environment \texttt{NumericDataPlot}.
+	
+	\begin{itemize}
+	  \item xPicMin [0], yPicMin[0], xPicMax[1000], yPicMax[1000]
+	  \item TickLength [2] defines the length of the ticks in mm
+	  \item llx[-1.5cm], lly[-1.25cm], urx[2pt], ury[2pt]
+	\end{itemize}
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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/tex/latex/numericplots/NumericPlots.sty b/Master/texmf-dist/tex/latex/numericplots/NumericPlots.sty
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index 00000000000..aa0cb63d572
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+% Copyright 2010 Thomas König, Alexander Michel, Michael Baumgart
+%
+% This file is part of NumericPlots.
+%
+% NumericPlots is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+% it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+% the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+% any later version.
+%
+% NumericPlots is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+% but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+% MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+% GNU General Public License for more details.
+%
+% You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+% along with NumericPlots.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+
+\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
+
+\ProvidesPackage{NumericPlots}[2010/08/09 LaTeX package to plot numeric data]
+
+% ==========================================================
+% ||   TODO
+% ||
+% || - implementation should be independant of psset
+% || - factor for x and y axis?
+% || - add option beamer (change default Sep/Sizes..)
+% || - change calculation of lengths (LabelSep) -> see TickLength
+
+
+
+\RequirePackage{calc}
+\RequirePackage{fp}
+
+\RequirePackage{ifthen}
+\RequirePackage{pstricks}
+\RequirePackage{pst-node}
+\RequirePackage{pst-plot}
+\RequirePackage{pstricks-add} % has to be the last of the pst-packages to be loaded!
+% the following seems not to work. xcolor must be included with x11names option!
+\RequirePackage{xcolor}
+
+
+% =======================================
+% === Definition of keys and commands ===
+% =======================================
+%
+% All the provided options (keys) are defined in the following section. Maybe it
+% is possible to store the values of the keys somehow. We then wouldn't have to
+% define all the new commands..
+
+\RequirePackage{xkeyval}
+
+% globally needed values as newcommands
+\newcommand{\NumDataPlotxRange}{1}
+\newcommand{\NumDataPlotxCoordRange}{1}
+\newcommand{\NumDataPlotxDataCoordRatio}{1}
+\newcommand{\NumDataPlotyRange}{1}
+\newcommand{\NumDataPlotyCoordRange}{1}
+\newcommand{\NumDataPlotyDataCoordRatio}{1}
+\newcommand{\NumDataPlotLnTen}{2.3025850929940}
+\newcommand{\NumDataPlotTickPos}{0}
+
+\newcommand{\xScaling}{}
+\newcommand{\yScaling}{}
+
+\newcommand{\NDPputXcoord}{0}
+\newcommand{\NDPputYcoord}{0}
+\newcommand{\NDPRefPoint}{c}
+
+\newcommand{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{0}
+\newcommand{\NumDataPlotBufferI}{0}
+\newcommand{\TicksXRight}{0}
+\newcommand{\TicksXLeft}{0}
+\newcommand{\TicksYRight}{0}
+\newcommand{\TicksYLeft}{0}
+\newcommand{\xTickLength}{-10}
+\newcommand{\yTickLength}{-10}
+
+\newcommand{\xNrTicks}{1}
+\newcommand{\yNrTicks}{1}
+
+\newboolean{PlotLeftAxis}
+\setboolean{PlotLeftAxis}{true}
+\newboolean{PlotRightAxis}
+\setboolean{PlotRightAxis}{true}
+
+\newboolean{PlotLowerAxis}
+\setboolean{PlotLowerAxis}{true}
+\newboolean{PlotUpperAxis}
+\setboolean{PlotUpperAxis}{true}
+
+\newcommand{\nrLegendCols}{1}
+\newcommand{\StdLabelOption}{{}}
+\newcommand{\StdTickLabelOption}{{}}
+\newlength{\LegLineWidth}\setlength{\LegLineWidth}{20pt}
+
+\newboolean{LegendOrientationLeft}
+\newboolean{LegendOrientationRight}
+\newboolean{LegendOrientationCenter}
+\setboolean{LegendOrientationLeft}{true}
+\setboolean{LegendOrientationRight}{false}
+\setboolean{LegendOrientationCenter}{false}
+
+
+\newcommand{\LogxAxis}{}
+\newcommand{\LogxAxisLabel}[1]{#1}
+\newcommand{\LogyAxis}{}
+\newcommand{\LogyAxisLabel}[1]{#1}
+
+\newcounter{BufferCounter}
+% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+% | define keys for the axis style etc.
+% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+% define some command keys
+% the command keys only save the provided value in \NumDataPlot<key> for later
+% use. The standard values for the command keys are set at the end of the
+% package.
+
+\define@cmdkeys[NumericDataPlot]{Axis}[NumDataPlot]
+	{xMax, xMin,
+	Dx,
+	dx, % so far, these are always calculated and cannot be set by user
+	xCoordMax, xCoordMin,
+	yMax, yMin,
+	Dy,
+	dy, % so far, these are always calculated and cannot be set by user
+	yCoordMax, yCoordMin
+	}
+	
+\define@cmdkeys[NumericDataPlot]{xAxis}[NumDataPlotx]{
+	LabelRotation, LabelPos, TickSep, LabelOption, TickLabelOption
+	}
+\define@cmdkeys[NumericDataPlot]{yAxis}[NumDataPloty]{
+	LabelRotation, LabelPos, TickSep, LabelOption, TickLabelOption
+	}
+	
+\define@boolkey[NumericDataPlot]{Axis}{xLog}[true]{
+	\ifNumericDataPlot@Axis@xLog
+		\renewcommand{\LogxAxis}{log}
+		\renewcommand{\LogxAxisLabel}[1]{10^{##1}}
+	\else
+		\renewcommand{\LogxAxis}{}
+		\renewcommand{\LogxAxisLabel}[1]{##1}
+	\fi
+}
+
+\define@boolkey[NumericDataPlot]{Axis}{yLog}[true]{
+	\ifNumericDataPlot@Axis@yLog
+		\renewcommand{\LogyAxis}{log}
+		\renewcommand{\LogyAxisLabel}[1]{10^{##1}}
+	\else
+		\renewcommand{\LogyAxis}{}
+		\renewcommand{\LogyAxisLabel}[1]{##1}
+	\fi
+}
+
+% xMin and yMin also set xO/yO. It will later be ensured that if the user
+% provides a value for xO/yO, these values will be used! (in order to do so, it
+% is always necessary to call the following two commands in the given order:
+% \setkeys[NumericDataPlot]{Axis}{<list of keys>}
+% \setrmkeys[NumericDataPlot]{AxisWait}
+% where <list of keys> can contain all the keys from Axis and from AxisWait)
+\define@cmdkeys[NumericDataPlot]{AxisWait}[NumDataPlot]{xO, yO}{}
+
+\define@boolkeys[NumericDataPlot]{xAxis}
+	{NoGrid, NoTicks, NoLabel, NoTickLabel}[true]
+
+\define@boolkeys[NumericDataPlot]{yAxis}
+	{NoGrid, NoTicks, NoLabel, NoTickLabel}[true]
+
+\define@key[NumericDataPlot]{yAxis}{yLabelSep}[\origXLabelSep]{\setlength{\yLabelSep}{#1}}
+\define@key[NumericDataPlot]{xAxis}{xLabelSep}[\origYLabelSep]{\setlength{\xLabelSep}{#1}}
+
+\define@choicekey+[NumericDataPlot]{xAxis}{AxisStyle}[\val\nrAxisStyle]
+{Boxed,Lower,Upper,None}{
+	\ifcase\nrAxisStyle\relax
+		\setboolean{PlotLowerAxis}{true}
+        \setboolean{PlotUpperAxis}{true}
+    \or
+        \setboolean{PlotLowerAxis}{true}
+        \setboolean{PlotUpperAxis}{false}
+    \or
+    	\setboolean{PlotLowerAxis}{false}
+    	\setboolean{PlotUpperAxis}{true}
+    \or
+    	\setboolean{PlotLowerAxis}{false}
+    	\setboolean{PlotUpperAxis}{false}
+    \fi
+}{
+	\PackageWarning{NumericPlots}
+		{AxisStyle #1 not defined. Use Boxed, Lower, Upper or None}
+}
+
+\define@choicekey+[NumericDataPlot]{yAxis}{AxisStyle}[\val\nrAxisStyle]
+{Boxed,Right,Left,None}{
+	\ifcase\nrAxisStyle\relax
+		\setboolean{PlotRightAxis}{true}
+        \setboolean{PlotLeftAxis}{true}
+    \or
+        \setboolean{PlotRightAxis}{true}
+        \setboolean{PlotLeftAxis}{false}
+    \or
+    	\setboolean{PlotRightAxis}{false}
+    	\setboolean{PlotLeftAxis}{true}
+    \or
+    	\setboolean{PlotRightAxis}{false}
+    	\setboolean{PlotLeftAxis}{false}
+    \fi
+}{
+	\PackageWarning{NumericPlots}
+		{AxisStyle #1 not defined. Use Boxed, Right, Left or None}
+}
+
+
+% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+% | general keys
+% |
+% | picture width etc.
+% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+\define@cmdkeys[NumericDataPlot]{General}[NumDataPlotG]{
+	xPicMin, yPicMin, xPicMax, yPicMax,
+	TickLength
+}
+
+
+\define@key[NumericDataPlot]{General}{llx}[\StdLLX]{
+	\psset{llx=-#1}
+	\addtolength{\OffsetWidth}{\StdLLX}
+	\addtolength{\OffsetWidth}{-#1}
+}
+\define@key[NumericDataPlot]{General}{urx}[\StdURX]{
+	\psset{urx=#1}
+	\addtolength{\OffsetWidth}{-\StdURX}
+	\addtolength{\OffsetWidth}{#1}
+}
+\define@key[NumericDataPlot]{General}{lly}[\StdLLY]{\psset{lly=#1}}
+\define@key[NumericDataPlot]{General}{ury}[\StdURY]{\psset{ury=#1}}
+
+
+% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+% | keys for the legend
+% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+\define@key[NumericDataPlot]{Legend}{nrCols}[1]{\renewcommand{\nrLegendCols}{#1}}
+\define@key[NumericDataPlot]{Legend}{LegLineWidth}[20pt]{\setlength{\LegLineWidth}{#1}}
+
+\define@choicekey+[NumericDataPlot]{Legend}{LabelOrientation}[\val\nrLegOrient]
+{r,l,c}{
+	\ifcase\nrLegOrient\relax
+		\setboolean{LegendOrientationLeft}{false}
+		\setboolean{LegendOrientationRight}{true}
+		\setboolean{LegendOrientationCenter}{false}
+    \or
+        \setboolean{LegendOrientationLeft}{true}
+		\setboolean{LegendOrientationRight}{false}
+		\setboolean{LegendOrientationCenter}{false}
+    \or
+    	\setboolean{LegendOrientationLeft}{false}
+		\setboolean{LegendOrientationRight}{false}
+		\setboolean{LegendOrientationCenter}{true}
+    \fi
+}{
+	\PackageWarning{NumericPlots}{LabelOrientation #1 not defined. Use r, l or c}
+}
+
+\define@key[NumericDataPlot]{put}{x}{
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{#1}{\NumDataPlotxMin}
+	\FPmul{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxDataCoordRatio}
+	\FPadd{\NDPputXcoord}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxCoordMin}
+}
+\define@key[NumericDataPlot]{put}{y}{
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{#1}{\NumDataPlotyMin}
+	\FPmul{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyDataCoordRatio}
+	\FPadd{\NDPputYcoord}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyCoordMin}
+}
+\define@key[NumericDataPlot]{put}{RefPoint}[c]{
+	\renewcommand{\NDPRefPoint}{#1}
+}
+
+%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+\newlength{\picwidth}
+\newlength{\CPicWidth}
+\newlength{\StdLLX}\setlength{\StdLLX}{-1.5cm}
+\newlength{\StdLLY}\setlength{\StdLLY}{-1.25cm}
+\newlength{\StdURX}\setlength{\StdURX}{2pt}
+\newlength{\StdURY}\setlength{\StdURY}{2pt}
+\newlength{\OffsetWidth}
+
+
+\newlength{\origXLabelSep}\setlength{\origXLabelSep}{10pt}
+\newlength{\origYLabelSep}\setlength{\origYLabelSep}{20pt}
+\newlength{\xLabelSep}\setlength{\xLabelSep}{\origXLabelSep}
+\newlength{\yLabelSep}\setlength{\yLabelSep}{\origYLabelSep}
+
+% ==============================================================================
+% ||
+% || legend
+% ||
+% ==============================================================================
+
+
+\newcommand{\LegLineOld}[2][]{%
+	\setkeys[NumericDataPlot]{Legend}{#1}
+	%
+	\centering\Rnode{lab#2}{}%
+	\psline[style=#2,showpoints=false]([nodesep=0.5\LegLineWidth]lab#2)([nodesep=-0.5\LegLineWidth]lab#2)%
+	\psline[style=#2](lab#2)(lab#2)%
+}
+
+\newcommand{\LegLine}[2][]{%
+	\setkeys[NumericDataPlot]{Legend}{#1}
+	%
+	\centering\Rnode{LegLineNode}{}%
+	\psline[#2,showpoints=false]([nodesep=0.5\LegLineWidth]LegLineNode)([nodesep=-0.5\LegLineWidth]LegLineNode)%
+	\psline[#2](LegLineNode)(LegLineNode)%
+}
+
+
+\newcommand{\LegendDefinition}[2][nrCols]{%
+	\setkeys[NumericDataPlot]{Legend}{#1}%
+	%
+	\psframebox[fillcolor=white, fillstyle=solid]{%
+		\ifLegendOrientationLeft
+			\begin{tabular}{*{\nrLegendCols}{p{\LegLineWidth}l}}%
+				#2%
+			\end{tabular}%
+		\fi
+		\ifLegendOrientationCenter
+			\begin{tabular}{*{\nrLegendCols}{p{\LegLineWidth}c}}
+				#2
+			\end{tabular}
+		\fi
+		\ifLegendOrientationRight
+			\begin{tabular}{*{\nrLegendCols}{p{\LegLineWidth}r}}
+				#2
+			\end{tabular}
+		\fi
+	}%psframebox
+}
+
+% ==============================================================================
+% ||
+% || axis labels
+% ||
+% ==============================================================================
+
+
+\newcommand{\LeftyLabel}[1]{
+	\rput[b]
+		{!90 \NumDataPlotyLabelRotation\space add}
+		(!\NumDataPlotxCoordMin\space
+		\NumDataPlotyCoordRange\space \NumDataPlotyLabelPos\space mul
+		\NumDataPlotyCoordMin\space add){
+			\begin{tabular}{c}
+		    	\NumDataPlotyLabelOption{}#1\\
+		    	\vspace{\yLabelSep}
+		    \end{tabular}}
+	\setlength{\yLabelSep}{\origYLabelSep}
+}
+		
+\newcommand{\RightyLabel}[1]{
+	\rput[b]
+		{!270 \NumDataPlotyLabelRotation\space add}
+		(!\NumDataPlotxCoordMax\space
+		\NumDataPlotyCoordRange\space \NumDataPlotyLabelPos\space mul
+		\NumDataPlotyCoordMin\space add){
+			\begin{tabular}{c}
+                \NumDataPlotyLabelOption{}#1\\
+		    	\vspace{\yLabelSep}                
+		    \end{tabular}}
+	\setlength{\yLabelSep}{\origYLabelSep}
+}
+		
+\newcommand{\UpperxLabel}[1]{
+	\rput[b]{!0 \NumDataPlotxLabelRotation\space add}
+		(!\NumDataPlotxCoordRange\space \NumDataPlotxLabelPos\space mul
+		\NumDataPlotxCoordMin\space add \NumDataPlotyCoordMax){
+			\begin{tabular}{c}
+		    	\NumDataPlotxLabelOption{}#1\\
+		    	\vspace{\xLabelSep}
+		    \end{tabular}}
+	\setlength{\xLabelSep}{\origXLabelSep}
+}
+
+\newcommand{\LowerxLabel}[1]{
+	\rput[t]{!0 \NumDataPlotxLabelRotation\space add}
+		(!\NumDataPlotxCoordRange\space \NumDataPlotxLabelPos\space mul
+		\NumDataPlotxCoordMin\space add \NumDataPlotyCoordMin){
+			\begin{tabular}{c}
+		    	\vspace{\xLabelSep}\\
+		    	\NumDataPlotxLabelOption{}#1
+		    \end{tabular}}
+	\setlength{\xLabelSep}{\origXLabelSep}
+}
+% ==============================================================================
+% ||
+% || Axis (Scaling)
+% ||
+% ==============================================================================
+
+\newcommand{\ScaleAxes}{
+	% calculate scaling:
+	% (<x> - xMin) * xDataCoordRatio + xCoordMin
+	% (<y> - yMin) * yDataCoordRatio + yCoordMin
+	% DataCoordRatio = (CoordMax-CoordMin)/(Max-Min)
+	% for logarithmic axes:
+	% (log(<x>) - log(xMin)) * xDataCoordRatio + xCoordMin
+	% (log(<y>) - log(yMin)) * yDataCoordRatio + yCoordMin
+	% DataCoordRatio = (CoordMax-CoordMin)/(log(Max)-log(Min))
+	\renewcommand{\xScaling}{\LogxAxis\space \NumDataPlotxMin\space sub
+		\NumDataPlotxDataCoordRatio\space mul \NumDataPlotxCoordMin\space add}
+	\renewcommand{\yScaling}{\LogyAxis\space \NumDataPlotyMin\space sub
+		\NumDataPlotyDataCoordRatio\space mul \NumDataPlotyCoordMin\space add}
+	\pstScalePoints(1.0, 1.0){\xScaling}{\yScaling}
+}
+
+% ==============================================================================
+% ||
+% || x-Axis
+% ||
+% ==============================================================================
+
+\newcommand{\setxAxis}[1]{
+	% set the keys. xO and yO have to be set after xMin and yMin have been set!
+	% (xMin and yMin also set xO and yO but when xO and yO are set by the user,
+	% these values should be overwritten.)
+	\setkeys*[NumericDataPlot]{Axis}
+		[yO, yMin, yMax, Dy, dy, yCoordMin, yCoordMax, yLog]{#1}
+	\setrmkeys[NumericDataPlot]{AxisWait}[yO]
+	
+	% for logarithmic axes: calculate log(xMax), log(xMin), Dx=1, xO=ceil(xMin)
+	\ifNumericDataPlot@Axis@xLog
+		\FPln{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxMax}
+		\FPdiv{\NumDataPlotxMax}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotLnTen}
+		\FPround{\NumDataPlotxMax}{\NumDataPlotxMax}{3}
+		\FPln{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxMin}
+  		\FPdiv{\NumDataPlotxMin}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotLnTen}
+  		\FPround{\NumDataPlotxMin}{\NumDataPlotxMin}{3}
+  		\renewcommand{\NumDataPlotDx}{1}
+  		\FPadd{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxMin}{0.5}
+  		\FPtrunc{\NumDataPlotxO}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{0}
+	\fi
+	
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotxRange}{\NumDataPlotxMax}{\NumDataPlotxMin}
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotxCoordRange}{\NumDataPlotxCoordMax}{\NumDataPlotxCoordMin}
+	\FPdiv{\NumDataPlotxDataCoordRatio}{\NumDataPlotxCoordRange}{\NumDataPlotxRange}
+	
+	% calculate number of ticks
+	\FPdiv{\xNrTicks}{\NumDataPlotxRange}{\NumDataPlotDx}
+	\FPtrunc{\xNrTicks}{\xNrTicks}{0}
+	
+	% calculate dx
+	\FPmul{\NumDataPlotdx}{\NumDataPlotxDataCoordRatio}{\NumDataPlotDx}
+	\FPround{\NumDataPlotdx}{\NumDataPlotdx}{2}
+	
+	% calculate coordinates of x origin
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxO}{\NumDataPlotxMin}
+	\FPmul{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxDataCoordRatio}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}
+	\FPadd{\xCoordOrig}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxCoordMin}
+    \FPround{\xCoordOrig}{\xCoordOrig}{2}
+
+    % calculate number of ticks on right side of the origin
+	\FPsub{\TicksXRight}{\NumDataPlotxMax}{\NumDataPlotxO}
+	\FPdiv{\TicksXRight}{\TicksXRight}{\NumDataPlotDx}
+	\FPtrunc{\TicksXRight}{\TicksXRight}{0}
+
+	% calculate number of ticks on left side of the origin (number is negative!)
+	\FPsub{\TicksXLeft}{\NumDataPlotxMin}{\NumDataPlotxO}
+	\FPdiv{\TicksXLeft}{\TicksXLeft}{\NumDataPlotDx}
+	\FPsub{\TicksXLeft}{\TicksXLeft}{1}
+	\FPtrunc{\TicksXLeft}{\TicksXLeft}{0}
+	
+	\ScaleAxes{}
+}
+
+
+\newcommand{\plotxGridLine}[1]{
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxCoordMax}{#1}
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBufferI}{#1}{\NumDataPlotxCoordMin}
+	\FPmin{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBufferI}
+% 	\FPifneg{\NumDataPlotBuffer}
+% 	\else
+		% plot grid line
+		\ifNumericDataPlot@xAxis@NoGrid
+		\else
+			\psline[style=GridSt](#1, \NumDataPlotyCoordMin)(#1, \NumDataPlotyCoordMax)
+		\fi
+		% plot tick for lower axis and upper axis - if desired
+		\ifNumericDataPlot@xAxis@NoTicks
+		\else
+			\ifthenelse{\boolean{PlotLowerAxis}}{
+				\psline[style=TickSt](#1, \NumDataPlotyCoordMin)
+					(!#1\space \NumDataPlotyCoordMin\space \xTickLength \space sub)
+			}{}
+			\ifthenelse{\boolean{PlotUpperAxis}}{
+				\psline[style=TickSt](#1, \NumDataPlotyCoordMax)
+					(!#1 \NumDataPlotyCoordMax\space \xTickLength \space add)
+			}{}
+		\fi
+% 	\fi
+}
+
+\newcommand{\plotxSubGridLine}[1]{
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxCoordMax}{#1}
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBufferI}{#1}{\NumDataPlotxCoordMin}
+	\FPmin{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBufferI}
+	\FPifneg{\NumDataPlotBuffer}
+	\else
+		% plot grid line
+		\ifNumericDataPlot@xAxis@NoGrid
+		\else
+			\psline[style=GridSt](#1,\NumDataPlotyCoordMin)(#1,\NumDataPlotyCoordMax)
+		\fi
+	\fi
+}
+
+\newcommand{\plotxTickLabels}[3]{
+	\FPadd{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\TicksXLeft}{1}
+	\FPround{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{0}
+	
+    % plot ticks on right side of the origin
+    \mmultido{\n=\NumDataPlotxO+\NumDataPlotDx}{\TicksXRight}
+    {
+        \rput[#3]{0}(!\NumDataPlotdx \space \NumDataPlotDx \space div \n
+        \space \NumDataPlotxO \space sub mul \xCoordOrig \space add \space #1
+        \space \NumDataPlotxTickSep \space #2)
+        {\NumDataPlotxTickLabelOption{}$\LogxAxisLabel{\n}$} 
+    }
+    % plot ticks on left side of the origin
+    \mmultido{\n=\NumDataPlotxO+\NumDataPlotDx}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}
+    {
+        \rput[#3]{0}(!\xCoordOrig \space \NumDataPlotdx \space
+        \NumDataPlotDx \space div \n \space \NumDataPlotxO \space sub mul add \space #1 \space \NumDataPlotxTickSep \space #2)
+        {\NumDataPlotxTickLabelOption{}$\LogxAxisLabel{\n}$}
+    }
+    % plot tick at origin
+    \rput[#3]{0}(!\xCoordOrig\space #1 \space
+    	\NumDataPlotxTickSep\space #2)
+    	{\NumDataPlotxTickLabelOption{}$\LogxAxisLabel{\NumDataPlotxO}$}
+}
+
+\newcommand{\xLogSubGrid}[1]{
+	\ifNumericDataPlot@Axis@xLog
+		\multido{\iSubb=2+2}{4}{
+			\FPln{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\iSubb}
+			\FPdiv{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotLnTen}
+			\FPmul{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxDataCoordRatio}
+			\FPadd{\NumDataPlotTickPos}{#1}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}
+			\plotxSubGridLine{\NumDataPlotTickPos}		
+		}
+	\fi
+}
+
+\newcommand{\plotxGrid}{
+	% plot gridline on right side of the origin
+	\mmultido{\n=\xCoordOrig+\NumDataPlotdx}{\TicksXRight}{
+		\plotxGridLine{\n}
+		\xLogSubGrid{\n}
+	}
+	% plot gridline on left side of the origin and at origin
+	\multido{\n=\xCoordOrig+\NumDataPlotdx}{\TicksXLeft}{
+		\plotxGridLine{\n}
+	}
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\TicksXLeft}{1}
+	\FPround{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{0}
+	\multido{\n=\xCoordOrig+\NumDataPlotdx}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{
+		\xLogSubGrid{\n}
+	}
+}
+
+\newcommand{\plotxAxis}[2][]{
+	\setkeys[NumericDataPlot]{xAxis}{#1}
+
+    % plot grid, ticks and ticklabels
+	\plotxGrid{}
+	
+
+    % plot lower axis
+    \ifthenelse{\boolean{PlotLowerAxis}}
+    {
+        \psline(\NumDataPlotxCoordMin,\NumDataPlotyCoordMin)(\NumDataPlotxCoordMax, \NumDataPlotyCoordMin)
+        \ifNumericDataPlot@xAxis@NoTickLabel
+        \else
+            \plotxTickLabels{\NumDataPlotyCoordMin}{sub}{t}
+        \fi
+        % plot label
+    	\ifNumericDataPlot@xAxis@NoLabel
+    	\else
+    		\LowerxLabel{#2}
+    	\fi
+    	%plot upper axis (boxed)
+    	\ifthenelse{\boolean{PlotUpperAxis}}{
+            % plot upper axis
+            \psline(\NumDataPlotxCoordMin,\NumDataPlotyCoordMax)(\NumDataPlotxCoordMax, \NumDataPlotyCoordMax)
+        }{}
+    }{      
+        % plot upper axis (only upper axis)
+        \ifthenelse{\boolean{PlotUpperAxis}}{
+            % plot upper axis
+            \psline(\NumDataPlotxCoordMin,\NumDataPlotyCoordMax)(\NumDataPlotxCoordMax, \NumDataPlotyCoordMax)
+            % plot ticklabels
+        	\ifNumericDataPlot@xAxis@NoTickLabel
+            \else
+                \plotxTickLabels{\NumDataPlotyCoordMax}{add}{b}
+            \fi
+           % plot label
+        	\ifNumericDataPlot@xAxis@NoLabel
+        	\else
+        		\UpperxLabel{#2}
+        	\fi
+        }{}
+     }
+}
+
+\newcommand{\repeatxAxis}{\plotxAxis[NoLabel, NoTickLabel]{}}
+
+% ==============================================================================
+% ||
+% || y-Axis
+% ||
+% ==============================================================================
+
+\newcommand{\plotyTickLabels}[3]{
+	\FPadd{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\TicksYLeft}{1}
+	\FPround{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{0}
+    % plot ticks on right side of the origin
+	\mmultido{\n=\NumDataPlotyO+\NumDataPlotDy}{\TicksYRight}
+	{
+        \rput[#3]{0}(!#1 \space \NumDataPlotyTickSep
+        \space #2 \space \NumDataPlotdy \space \NumDataPlotDy \space div \n \space \NumDataPlotyO \space sub mul \yCoordOrig \space add)
+        {\NumDataPlotyTickLabelOption{}$\LogyAxisLabel{\n}$}
+    }
+	% plot ticks on left side of the origin
+	\mmultido{\n=\NumDataPlotyO+\NumDataPlotDy}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}
+    {
+        \rput[#3]{0}(!#1 \space \NumDataPlotyTickSep
+        \space #2 \space \NumDataPlotdy \space \NumDataPlotDy \space div \n \space \NumDataPlotyO \space sub mul \yCoordOrig \space add)
+        {\NumDataPlotyTickLabelOption{}$\LogyAxisLabel{\n}$}
+    }
+    % plot tick at origin
+    \rput[#3]{0}(!#1 \space \NumDataPlotyTickSep\space #2 \space \yCoordOrig)
+    	{\NumDataPlotyTickLabelOption{}$\LogyAxisLabel{\NumDataPlotyO}$}
+}
+
+\newcommand{\setyAxis}[1]{
+% values from the x-axis must be ignored! If they weren't, the default values
+	% would be set!
+	\setkeys*[NumericDataPlot]{Axis}
+		[xO, xMin, xMax, xCoordMin, xCoordMax, Dx, dx, xLog]{#1}
+	\setrmkeys[NumericDataPlot]{AxisWait}[xO]
+
+	% for logarithmic axes: calculate log(xMax), log(xMin), Dx=1, xO=ceil(xMin)
+	\ifNumericDataPlot@Axis@yLog
+		\FPln{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyMax}
+		\FPdiv{\NumDataPlotyMax}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotLnTen}
+		\FPround{\NumDataPlotyMax}{\NumDataPlotyMax}{6}
+		\FPln{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyMin}
+  		\FPdiv{\NumDataPlotyMin}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotLnTen}
+  		\FPround{\NumDataPlotyMin}{\NumDataPlotyMin}{6}
+  		\renewcommand{\NumDataPlotDy}{1}
+  		\FPadd{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyMin}{0.5}
+  		\FPtrunc{\NumDataPlotyO}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{0}
+	\fi
+	
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotyRange}{\NumDataPlotyMax}{\NumDataPlotyMin}
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotyCoordRange}{\NumDataPlotyCoordMax}{\NumDataPlotyCoordMin}
+	\FPdiv{\NumDataPlotyDataCoordRatio}{\NumDataPlotyCoordRange}{\NumDataPlotyRange}
+	
+	% calculate number of ticks
+	\FPdiv{\yNrTicks}{\NumDataPlotyRange}{\NumDataPlotDy}
+	\FPtrunc{\yNrTicks}{\yNrTicks}{0}
+	
+	% calculate dy
+	\FPmul{\NumDataPlotdy}{\NumDataPlotyDataCoordRatio}{\NumDataPlotDy}
+	\FPround{\NumDataPlotdy}{\NumDataPlotdy}{2}
+	
+	% calculate coordinates of y origin
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyO}{\NumDataPlotyMin}
+	\FPmul{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyDataCoordRatio}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}
+	\FPadd{\yCoordOrig}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyCoordMin}
+    \FPround{\yCoordOrig}{\yCoordOrig}{2}
+	
+    % calculate number of ticks on right side of the origin
+	\FPsub{\TicksYRight}{\NumDataPlotyMax}{\NumDataPlotyO}
+	\FPdiv{\TicksYRight}{\TicksYRight}{\NumDataPlotDy}
+	\FPtrunc{\TicksYRight}{\TicksYRight}{0}
+
+	% calculate number of ticks on left side of the origin (number is negative!)
+	\FPsub{\TicksYLeft}{\NumDataPlotyMin}{\NumDataPlotyO}
+	\FPdiv{\TicksYLeft}{\TicksYLeft}{\NumDataPlotDy}
+	\FPsub{\TicksYLeft}{\TicksYLeft}{1}
+	\FPtrunc{\TicksYLeft}{\TicksYLeft}{0}
+
+	% --- scaling ---
+	\ScaleAxes{}
+}
+
+
+\newcommand{\plotyGridLine}[1]{
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyCoordMax}{#1}
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBufferI}{#1}{\NumDataPlotyCoordMin}
+	\FPmin{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBufferI}
+	\FPifpos{\NumDataPlotBuffer}
+		% plot grid line
+		\ifNumericDataPlot@yAxis@NoGrid
+		\else
+			\psline[style=GridSt](\NumDataPlotxCoordMin, #1)(\NumDataPlotxCoordMax, #1)
+		\fi
+		% plot tick for lower axis and upper axis - if desired
+		\ifNumericDataPlot@yAxis@NoTicks
+		\else
+			\ifthenelse{\boolean{PlotLeftAxis}}{
+				\psline[style=TickSt](\NumDataPlotxCoordMin, #1)
+					(!\NumDataPlotxCoordMin\space \yTickLength \space sub #1)
+			}{}
+			\ifthenelse{\boolean{PlotRightAxis}}{
+				\psline[style=TickSt](\NumDataPlotxCoordMax, #1)
+					(!\NumDataPlotxCoordMax\space \yTickLength \space add #1)
+			}{}
+		\fi
+	\fi
+}
+
+\newcommand{\plotySubGridLine}[1]{
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyCoordMax}{#1}
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBufferI}{#1}{\NumDataPlotyCoordMin}
+	\FPmin{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBufferI}
+	\FPifpos{\NumDataPlotBuffer}
+		% plot grid line
+		\ifNumericDataPlot@yAxis@NoGrid
+		\else
+			\psline[style=GridSt](\NumDataPlotxCoordMin, #1)(\NumDataPlotxCoordMax, #1)
+		\fi
+	\fi
+}
+
+
+
+\newcommand{\yLogSubGrid}[1]{
+	\ifNumericDataPlot@Axis@yLog
+		\multido{\iSubb=2+2}{4}{
+			\FPln{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\iSubb}
+			\FPdiv{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotLnTen}
+			\FPmul{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyDataCoordRatio}
+			\FPadd{\NumDataPlotTickPos}{#1}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}
+			\plotySubGridLine{\NumDataPlotTickPos}		
+		}
+	\fi
+}
+
+\newcommand{\plotyGrid}{
+	% plot gridline on right side of the origin
+	\mmultido{\n=\yCoordOrig+\NumDataPlotdy}{\TicksYRight}{
+		\plotyGridLine{\n}
+		\yLogSubGrid{\n}
+	}
+	% plot gridline on left side of the origin
+	\multido{\n=\yCoordOrig+\NumDataPlotdy}{\TicksYLeft}{
+		\plotyGridLine{\n}
+	}
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\TicksYLeft}{1}
+	\FPround{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{0}
+	\multido{\n=\yCoordOrig+\NumDataPlotdy}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{
+		\yLogSubGrid{\n}
+	}
+% 	\putS{
+% 		TicksYLeft: \TicksYLeft
+% 	}
+}
+
+\newcommand{\plotyAxis}[2][]{
+	\setkeys[NumericDataPlot]{yAxis}{#1}
+	
+	% plot grid
+	\plotyGrid
+	
+    % plot lower axis
+    \ifthenelse{\boolean{PlotLeftAxis}}
+    {
+        \psline(\NumDataPlotxCoordMin,\NumDataPlotyCoordMin)(\NumDataPlotxCoordMin, \NumDataPlotyCoordMax)
+        \ifNumericDataPlot@yAxis@NoTickLabel
+        \else
+            \plotyTickLabels{\NumDataPlotxCoordMin}{sub}{r}
+        \fi
+        % plot upper axis
+        \ifthenelse{\boolean{PlotRightAxis}}
+        {
+            \psline(\NumDataPlotxCoordMax,\NumDataPlotyCoordMin)(\NumDataPlotxCoordMax, \NumDataPlotyCoordMax)
+        }{}
+        % --- label ---
+    	\ifNumericDataPlot@yAxis@NoLabel
+    	\else
+    		\LeftyLabel{#2}
+    	\fi
+    }{
+        \ifthenelse{\boolean{PlotRightAxis}}
+        {
+            \psline(\NumDataPlotxCoordMax,\NumDataPlotyCoordMin)(\NumDataPlotxCoordMax, \NumDataPlotyCoordMax)
+        	\ifNumericDataPlot@yAxis@NoTickLabel
+            \else
+                \plotyTickLabels{\NumDataPlotxCoordMax}{add}{l}
+            \fi
+            % --- label ---
+        	\ifNumericDataPlot@yAxis@NoLabel
+        	\else
+        		\RightyLabel{#2}
+        	\fi
+        }{}
+    }
+}
+
+% ==============================================================================
+% ||
+% || commands...
+% ||
+% ==============================================================================
+
+\newcommand{\NDPput}[2][]{
+	\setkeys[NumericDataPlot]{put}{RefPoint=c}
+	\setkeys[NumericDataPlot]{put}{#1}
+	\rput[\NDPRefPoint](\NDPputXcoord, \NDPputYcoord){#2}
+}
+
+\newcommand{\NDPhline}[2][]{
+
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{#2}{\NumDataPlotyMin}
+	\FPmul{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyDataCoordRatio}
+	\FPadd{\NDPputYcoord}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotyCoordMin}
+
+	\psline[#1](\NumDataPlotxCoordMin, \NDPputYcoord)
+		(\NumDataPlotxCoordMax,	\NDPputYcoord)
+}
+
+\newcommand{\NDPvline}[2][]{
+
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{#2}{\NumDataPlotxMin}
+	\FPmul{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxDataCoordRatio}
+	\FPadd{\NDPputXcoord}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxCoordMin}
+
+	\psline[#1](\NDPputXcoord, \NumDataPlotyCoordMin)
+		(\NDPputXcoord, \NumDataPlotyCoordMax)
+}
+
+\newcommand{\NDPline}[5][]{
+
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{#2}{\NumDataPlotxMin}
+	\FPmul{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxDataCoordRatio}
+	\FPadd{\NDPputXcoordOne}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxCoordMin}
+	
+	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{#2}{\NumDataPlotxMin}
+	\FPmul{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxDataCoordRatio}
+	\FPadd{\NDPputXcoordOne}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotxCoordMin}
+	
+	
+	\psline[#1]
+		(!#2 \NumDataPlotxMin\space sub	\NumDataPlotxDataCoordRatio\space mul 
+		\NumDataPlotxCoordMin\space	add
+		#3 \NumDataPlotyMin\space sub	\NumDataPlotyDataCoordRatio\space mul 
+		\NumDataPlotyCoordMin\space	add)
+		(!#4 \NumDataPlotxMin\space sub	\NumDataPlotxDataCoordRatio\space mul 
+		\NumDataPlotxCoordMin\space	add
+		#5 \NumDataPlotyMin\space sub	\NumDataPlotyDataCoordRatio\space mul 
+		\NumDataPlotyCoordMin\space	add)
+}
+
+% ==============================================================================
+% ||
+% || environment NumericDataPlot
+% ||
+% ==============================================================================
+
+
+\newenvironment{NumericDataPlot}[3][]{
+	%
+	\setlength{\OffsetWidth}{-\StdLLX +\StdURX}
+	% set standard values (they will be reset by setkeys if defined)
+ 	\psset{llx=\StdLLX, lly=\StdLLY, ury=\StdURY, urx=\StdURX}
+	%
+	\setkeys[NumericDataPlot]{General}{#1}
+	%
+	\setlength{\CPicWidth}{#2 - \OffsetWidth}
+	% calculate length of the yTicks:
+	% PicCoordWidth (=GxPicMax-GxPicMin) -> PicWidth (=#2)
+	% Length -> 1mm * yTickLength
+	% yTickLength must be negative
+ 	\setcounter{BufferCounter}{1*\ratio{#2}{1mm}}
+ 	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotGxPicMax}{\NumDataPlotGxPicMin}
+ 	\FPdiv{\NumDataPlotBufferI}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\theBufferCounter}
+ 	\FPmul{\yTickLength}{\NumDataPlotBufferI}{\NumDataPlotGTickLength}
+ 	\FPmul{\yTickLength}{\NumDataPlotBufferI}{-1}
+ 	% calculate length of the xTicks
+ 	\setcounter{BufferCounter}{1*\ratio{#3}{1mm}}
+ 	\FPsub{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\NumDataPlotGyPicMax}{\NumDataPlotGyPicMin}
+ 	\FPdiv{\NumDataPlotBufferI}{\NumDataPlotBuffer}{\theBufferCounter}
+ 	\FPmul{\xTickLength}{\NumDataPlotBufferI}{\NumDataPlotGTickLength}
+ 	\FPmul{\xTickLength}{\NumDataPlotBufferI}{-1}
+ 	
+    \FPdiv{\NumDataPlotxTickSep}{\NumDataPlotGxPicMax}{20}
+    \FPround{\NumDataPlotxTickSep}{\NumDataPlotxTickSep}{0}
+    \FPdiv{\NumDataPlotyTickSep}{\NumDataPlotGyPicMax}{20}
+    \FPround{\NumDataPlotyTickSep}{\NumDataPlotyTickSep}{0}
+%     \FPdiv{\xTickLength}{\NumDataPlotGxPicMax}{-75}
+%     \FPround{\xTickLength}{\xTickLength}{0}
+%     \FPdiv{\yTickLength}{\NumDataPlotGyPicMax}{-75}
+%     \FPround{\yTickLength}{\yTickLength}{0}
+	\begin{psgraph}[fillstyle=solid, fillcolor=gray,
+	xAxis=false, yAxis=false] (\NumDataPlotGxPicMin, \NumDataPlotGyPicMin)(\NumDataPlotGxPicMin, \NumDataPlotGyPicMin)(\NumDataPlotGxPicMax, \NumDataPlotGyPicMax)
+    	{\CPicWidth}{#3}
+}{
+	\pstScalePoints(1.0, 1.0){0 add}{0 add}
+	\end{psgraph}
+}
+
+
+\psset{xunit=1mm, yunit=1mm, xAxisLabel={}, yAxisLabel={}}
+
+
+% ============================================================================
+% ||
+% ||  Definition of styles
+% ||
+% ============================================================================
+
+\newpsstyle{GridSt}{linecolor=gray, linestyle=dotted, linewidth=0.75pt}
+\newpsstyle{TickSt}{linecolor=black, linestyle=solid, linewidth=0.5pt}
+	
+
+\definecolor{LineColorA}{cmyk}{1 0.25 0 0} %blue
+\definecolor{LineColorB}{cmyk}{1 0 1 0.2} %green
+\definecolor{LineColorC}{cmyk}{0 1 1 0.2} %red
+\definecolor{LineColorD}{cmyk}{0 0.7 1 0} % orange
+\definecolor{LineColorE}{cmyk}{0.7 1 0 0} % purple
+\definecolor{LineColorF}{cmyk}{1 0 0 0} % light blue
+\definecolor{LineColorG}{cmyk}{0 0.25 1 0} % yellow
+
+\newpsstyle{StdLineStyA}{linecolor=LineColorA}
+\newpsstyle{StdLineStyB}{linecolor=LineColorB}
+\newpsstyle{StdLineStyC}{linecolor=LineColorC}
+\newpsstyle{StdLineStyD}{linecolor=LineColorD}
+\newpsstyle{StdLineStyE}{linecolor=LineColorE}
+\newpsstyle{StdLineStyF}{linecolor=LineColorF}
+\newpsstyle{StdLineStyG}{linecolor=LineColorG}
+
+\DeclareOptionX{BW}{
+	\newpsstyle{StdLineStyA}
+		{linecolor=lightgray,linestyle=solid,linewidth = 1.5pt}
+	\newpsstyle{StdLineStyB}
+		{linecolor=gray,linestyle=solid,linewidth = 1.0pt}
+	\newpsstyle{StdLineStyC}
+		{linecolor=black,linestyle=solid,linewidth = 0.75pt}
+	\newpsstyle{StdLineStyD}
+		{linecolor=black,linestyle=dashed, dash = 3pt 2pt,linewidth = 0.75pt}
+	\newpsstyle{StdLineStyE}
+		{linecolor=gray,linestyle=dashed,dash = 3pt 2pt,linewidth = 1.0pt}
+	\newpsstyle{StdLineStyF}
+		{linecolor=black,linestyle=dotted, dotsep =2pt,linewidth = 1.5pt}
+	\newpsstyle{StdLineStyG}
+		{linecolor=gray,linestyle=dotted, dotsep =2pt,linewidth = 1.5pt}
+}
+
+\DeclareOptionX{beamer}{
+	\renewcommand{\StdLLY}{-1.0cm}
+	\renewcommand{\StdTickLabelOption}{\footnotesize}
+	\setlength{\origXLabelSep}{1pt}
+}
+\DeclareOptionX{xAxisStyle}[Boxed]{
+	\presetkeys[NumericDataPlot]{xAxis}{AxisStyle=#1}{}
+}
+\DeclareOptionX{yAxisStyle}[Boxed]{
+	\presetkeys[NumericDataPlot]{yAxis}{AxisStyle=#1}{}
+}
+\DeclareOptionX{LabelOption}[{}]{
+	\renewcommand{\StdLabelOption}{#1}
+}
+\DeclareOptionX{TickLabelOption}[{}]{
+	\renewcommand{\StdTickLabelOption}{#1}
+}
+\ProcessOptionsX
+
+% \ProcessOptions
+
+% ===========================================================================
+% ||
+% || set standard values for keys
+% ||
+% ===========================================================================
+\presetkeys[NumericDataPlot]{Axis}{
+	xMax=100, xMin=0, Dx=10,
+	xCoordMax=\NumDataPlotGxPicMax,	xCoordMin=\NumDataPlotGxPicMin,
+	xLog=false,
+	yMax=100, yMin=0, Dy=10,
+	yCoordMax=\NumDataPlotGyPicMax, yCoordMin=\NumDataPlotGyPicMin,
+	yLog=false, 
+	}{}
+\presetkeys[NumericDataPlot]{xAxis}{
+	NoGrid=false, NoTicks=false, NoLabel=false, NoTickLabel=false,
+	LabelRotation=0, LabelPos=0.5, TickSep=20, LabelOption=\StdLabelOption{},
+	TickLabelOption=\StdTickLabelOption{} }{}
+\presetkeys[NumericDataPlot]{yAxis}{
+	NoGrid=false, NoTicks=false, NoLabel=false, NoTickLabel=false,
+	LabelRotation=0, LabelPos=0.5, TickSep=20, LabelOption=\StdLabelOption{},
+	TickLabelOption=\StdTickLabelOption{} }{}
+
+% if xO/yO are not set they'll be set to xMin/yMin
+\presetkeys[NumericDataPlot]{AxisWait}{
+	xO=\NumDataPlotxMin, yO=\NumDataPlotyMin
+}{}
+
+\presetkeys[NumericDataPlot]{General}{
+	xPicMin=0, yPicMin=0, xPicMax=1000, yPicMax=1000, TickLength=2}{}
+
+\presetkeys[NumericDataPlot]{Legend}{
+	LabelOrientation=l
+}{}
+
+% ===========================================================================
+% ||
+% || commands to put something at a location of the plot
+% ||
+% ===========================================================================
+
+% put in the NorthWest corner of the plot
+\newcommand{\putNW}[1]{
+\rput[lt]{0}(\NumDataPlotxCoordMin, \NumDataPlotyCoordMax){#1}}
+% put in the SouthWest corner of the plot
+\newcommand{\putSW}[1]{
+\rput[lb]{0}(\NumDataPlotxCoordMin, \NumDataPlotyCoordMin){#1}}
+% put in the NorthEast corner of the plot
+\newcommand{\putNE}[1]{
+\rput[rt]{0}(\NumDataPlotxCoordMax, \NumDataPlotyCoordMax){#1}}
+% put in the SouthEast corner of the plot
+\newcommand{\putSE}[1]{
+\rput[rb]{0}(\NumDataPlotxCoordMax, \NumDataPlotyCoordMin){#1}}
+% put in the South of the plot
+\newcommand{\putS}[1]{
+\rput[b]{0}(!\NumDataPlotxCoordMax\space\NumDataPlotxMin\space sub 2 div
+\NumDataPlotxCoordMin\space add \NumDataPlotyCoordMin){#1}}
+% put in the North of the plot
+\newcommand{\putN}[1]{
+\rput[t]{0}(!\NumDataPlotxCoordMax\space\NumDataPlotxCoordMin\space sub 2 div
+\NumDataPlotxCoordMin\space add \NumDataPlotyCoordMax){#1}}
+% put in the West of the plot
+\newcommand{\putW}[1]{
+\rput[l]{0}(!\NumDataPlotxCoordMin\space
+\NumDataPlotyCoordMax\space\NumDataPlotyCoordMin\space sub 2 div \NumDataPlotyCoordMin\space add){#1}}
+% put in the East of the plot
+\newcommand{\putE}[1]{
+\rput[r]{0}(!\NumDataPlotxCoordMax\space
+\NumDataPlotyCoordMax\space\NumDataPlotyCoordMin\space sub 2 div \NumDataPlotyCoordMin\space add){#1}}