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LUX may have many built-in subroutines and functions (Internal Routines) and global variables (Global Variables) that are associated with any particular concept, such as "plotting" or "smoothing". This section treats such groups of routines.
| • Array Manipulation: | How to manipulate arrays | |
| • Astronomy and Calendars: | Finding dates and positions of planets | |
| • Binary Operators: | Standard operations | |
| • Color: | Routines dealing with color | |
| • Complex Routines: | Routines dealing with complex numbers | |
| • Data Compression: | How to compress data | |
| • Data Conversion: | How to convert data to a different type | |
| • Data Creation: | How to create data | |
| • Debug Routines: | How to find mistakes in your code | |
| • Events: | How to capture mouse and keyboard events | |
| • Information: | How to obtain information about various things | |
| • Data Input/Output: | Getting data in or out of LUX | |
| • Math Routines: | Various mathematical routines | |
| • Menus: | How to use LUX menus | |
| • Plots: | How to create plots | |
| • Postscript: | How to send graphics to a Postscript file | |
| • Running: | How to run or affect LUX | |
| • Stack: | How to use the user stack of variables | |
| • String Routines: | Routines dealing with text | |
| • System: | System information | |
| • Topology: | Routines dealing with topology | |
| • Windows: | Routines dealing with graphical screen output | |
| • Multi-Dim Routines: | Routines that treat arbitrary dimensions |
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