table-curve command

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Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
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45/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
python
Domain
cli, data-visualization

Research direction

Locate the command entry point for table-curve and the existing table-reading and plotting paths. Implement the specified point count, offsets, strides, row-wise gathering, and index fallback, then verify that the command produces the requested curve for each supported argument form.

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enhancement Low Priority

Procedure: Build a curve from data in the current table. Tables are regarded simply as contiguous blocks of numbers and you may specify how the x and y values are to be gathered from the table. Tables are read row-wise and the offsets are reckoned accordingly. The number of points must be specified. The zero based offset from the beginning of the table and the stride to be used in gathering the values may be given. The default offset and stride for the y values are zero and one, respectively. If no offset for the x values is specified, the y values are plotted versus index.
Usage: table-curve num-points [y-offset [y-stride [x-offset [x-stride]]]]

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