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#: ../../source/from_console.rst:4
msgid "Call the plugin from the python console (BETA!)"
msgstr "Call the plugin from the python console (BETA!)"

#: ../../source/from_console.rst:5
msgid ""
"DataPlotly comes with some simple API that can be used from the python "
"console."
msgstr ""
"DataPlotly comes with some simple API that can be used from the python "
"console."

#: ../../source/from_console.rst:7
msgid ""
"Actually the method accept a structured `dictionary` as input, calls and "
"open the dialog of the plugin populating each field with the dictionary "
"values and creating the final plot."
msgstr ""
"Actually the method accept a structured `dictionary` as input, calls and "
"open the dialog of the plugin populating each field with the dictionary "
"values and creating the final plot."

#: ../../source/from_console.rst:11
msgid ""
"not all the customization are (yet) available in this method, but you can "
"easily update the plot with the `Update Plot` button. See :ref:`basic_usage`"
msgstr ""
"not all the customization are (yet) available in this method, but you can "
"easily update the plot with the `Update Plot` button. See :ref:`basic_usage`"

#: ../../source/from_console.rst:14
msgid "Code example"
msgstr "Code example"

#: ../../source/from_console.rst:15
msgid ""
"The following example is very simple and straightforward. Supposing you have"
" already a layer loaded in the QGIS legend we will access to is, take 2 "
"fields and building a simple scatter plot."
msgstr ""
"The following example is very simple and straightforward. Supposing you have"
" already a layer loaded in the QGIS legend we will access to is, take 2 "
"fields and building a simple scatter plot."

#: ../../source/from_console.rst:19
msgid ""
"Open QGIS and the python console. The example considers the `PH` and `T` "
"fields of the layer (just look at the code and change the fields according "
"to your layer):"
msgstr ""
"Open QGIS and the python console. The example considers the `PH` and `T` "
"fields of the layer (just look at the code and change the fields according "
"to your layer):"

#: ../../source/from_console.rst:63
msgid ""
"Using the example code shown above should open the DataPlotly dialog, create"
" the plot and also popultate the dialog fields (comboboxes, checkboxes, "
"etc.) with the values chosen (where possible)."
msgstr ""
"Using the example code shown above should open the DataPlotly dialog, create"
" the plot and also popultate the dialog fields (comboboxes, checkboxes, "
"etc.) with the values chosen (where possible)."

#: ../../source/from_console.rst:67
msgid "this method is still in **BETA** and there are several known issues."
msgstr "this method is still in **BETA** and there are several known issues."
