qcodes/plots/base.py
def add_to_plot(self, **kwargs):
        """
        Add a trace the plot itself (typically called by self.add,
        which incorporates args into kwargs, so the subclass doesn't
        need to worry about this). Data will be in `x`, `y`, and optionally
        `z`.

        Should be implemented by a subclass, and each call should append
        a dictionary to self.traces, containing at least {'config': kwargs}
        """
        raise NotImplementedError

        Add a trace the plot itself (typically called by self.add,
        which incorporates args into kwargs, so the subclass doesn't
        need to worry about this). Data will be in `x`, `y`, and optionally
        `z`.

        Should be implemented by a subclass, and each call should append
        a dictionary to self.traces, containing at least {'config': kwargs}
        
Add a trace the plot itself (typically called by self.add,
which incorporates args into kwargs, so the subclass doesn't
need to worry about this).

Should be implemented by a subclass, and each call should append
a dictionary to self.traces, containing at least {'config': kwargs}
Add a trace the plot itself ( typically called by self . add which incorporates args into kwargs so the subclass doesn ' t need to worry about this ) . Should be implemented by a subclass and each call should append a dictionary to self . traces containing at least { ' config ' : kwargs }
def add_to_plot(self, **kwargs):
        raise NotImplementedError
def add_to_plot ( self , ** kwargs ) : raise NotImplementedError
Add a trace the plot itself (typically called by self.add,
which incorporates args into kwargs, so the subclass doesn't
need to worry about this).
Add a trace the plot itself ( typically called by self . add which incorporates args into kwargs so the subclass doesn ' t need to worry about this ) .
"""
        Add a trace the plot itself (typically called by self.add,
        which incorporates args into kwargs, so the subclass doesn't
        need to worry about this). Data will be in `x`, `y`, and optionally
        `z`.

        Should be implemented by a subclass, and each call should append
        a dictionary to self.traces, containing at least {'config': kwargs}
        """
self