The following permutations of the options to sddsplot put the paged data from out.data bellow the baseline zero_field.out:
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sddsplot -sparse=10 -graphic=dot,type=1 -groupBy=nameIndex -split=pages -separate=pages -sameScale -columnNames=x,xp -topline=@plotTitle out.data -graphic=dot -columnNames=x,xp -omniPresent zero_field.out
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sddsplot -sparse=10 -groupBy=nameIndex -split=pages -separate=pages -sameScale -topline=@plotTitle -graphic=dot,type=2 -columnNames=x,xp out.data -graphic=dot,type=1 -columnNames=x,xp -omniPresent zero_field.out
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sddsplot -sparse=10 -graphic=dot,type=1 -columnNames=x,xp -omniPresent zero_field.out -groupBy=nameIndex -split=pages -separate=pages -sameScale -topline=@plotTitle -graphic=dot,type=2 -columnNames=x,xp out.data
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sddsplot -sparse=10 -sameScale -graphic=dot,type=1 -columnNames=x,xp -omniPresent zero_field.out -graphic=dot,type=2 -topline=@plotTitle -columnNames=x,xp -split=pages -separate=pages out.data
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sddsplot -sparse=10 -sameScale -groupBy=fileIndex -separate=fileIndex -graphic=dot,type=2 -columnNames=x,xp data/*.out -graphic=dot,type=1 -columnNames=x,xp -omniPresent zero_field.out
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sddsplot -sparse=10 -sameScale -groupBy=fileString -separate=fileString -graphic=dot,type=1 -columnNames=x,xp -omniPresent zero_field.out -graphic=dot,type=2 -columnNames=x,xp data/*.out
If I start here:
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sddsplot -sparse=10 -sameScale -groupBy=fileString -separate=fileString -columnNames=x,xp -graphic=dot,type=1 data/*.out
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sddsplot -sparse=10 -sameScale -groupBy=fileString -separate=fileString -columnNames=x,xp -graphic=dot,type=1 -columnNames=x,xp data/*.out -graphic=dot,type=2 zero_field.out
After all these permutations, I suspect that the -omniPresent flag forces the data to which it is applied to be on top. Is there a way to get it on the bottom, or a better way to display the data the way I want?