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Expand Up @@ -114,11 +114,11 @@ and plotting code in sync requires a lot of effort when the C++ code frequently
changes. Additionally, the python yaml parser was not able to cope with files that
exceed a few hundred megabytes in size.

Therefore, I was looking for a C++ plotting library that was extremely to use
and easy to add into an existing codebase, preferrably header-only. When I found
Therefore, I was looking for a C++ plotting library that was extremely easy to use
and to add into an existing codebase, preferrably header-only. When I found
none, I decided to write one myself, which is basically a C++ wrapper around
matplotlib. As you can see from the above examples, plotting data and saving it
to an image file can be done is as few as two lines of code.
to an image file can be done as few as two lines of code.

The general approach of providing a simple C++ API for utilizing python code
was later generalized and extracted into a separate, more powerful
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