Plotter uses an instance of me to color simulation lines (or dots) and goal points for one subplot.

Parameters linePlot Set True if the plot has lines instead of dots.

Class Variable	colors	A sequence of 2-tuples, each with a simulation color and goal point ("x") color.
Method	__init__	`Stylist(linePlot=False)`
Method	sc	Returns the next simulation color.
Method	xc	Returns the next goal point color.
Method	doSettings	Returns a dict with kw settings for the next simulation plot and another dict for its goal points.
Method	_kNext	Returns the index of the next simulation line or dots (kWhich=0) or of the next goal points (kWhich=1).

colors =

A sequence of 2-tuples, each with a simulation color and goal point ("x") color.

def __init__(self, linePlot=False):

Stylist(linePlot=False)

def _kNext(self, kWhich):

Returns the index of the next simulation line or dots (kWhich=0) or of the next goal points (kWhich=1).

def sc(self):

Returns the next simulation color.

def xc(self):

Returns the next goal point color.

def doSettings(self, dots=False, bigger=False):

Returns a dict with kw settings for the next simulation plot and another dict for its goal points.

Parameters	dots	Set `True` to draw dots. Implied if my linePlot attribute is not set.
	bigger	Set `True` for bigger markers.

API Documentation for pingspice, generated by pydoctor at 2021-09-18 08:41:11.

pingspice.analysis.plot.Stylist(object) class documentation

`pingspice.analysis.plot.Stylist(object)` class documentation