
Example1.txt
: Data file with two rows of numbers.
  It is standard (x,y)-type data.

Example2.txt
: Data file with four rows of numbers.
  It is (x,y)-type data with upper and lower error bars.

Example3.txt
: Data file with two rows of numbers and a row of strings.
  It is (x,y)-type data with tick labels.

Example4.txt
: Data file with four rows of numbers and a row of strings.
  It is (x,y)-type data with upper/lower error bars and tick labels.

Example5.txt
: Data file with two rows of numbers.
  It is (x,y)-type data.
  The y-values are generated by the exponential function exp(-x),
  so it is typical data for the logarithmic scale.

Example6.txt
: Data file with five rows of numbers.
  It is typical data for the "Multiple XY" graph.

Example7.txt
: Data file with four rows of numbers.
  It is typical data with x-values generated by sampling and multiple y-values.

Property1.sgp
: Property file for single data.

