timflow.transient.plots.PlotTransient.xsection
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.. py:method:: timflow.transient.plots.PlotTransient.xsection(xy: Optional[list[tuple[float]]] = None, labels=True, params=False, names=False, ax=None, fmt=None, units=None, hstar=None, horizontal_axis: Literal['x', 'y', 's'] = 's', sep: Literal[', ', '\n'] = ', ', **kwargs)

   
   Plot cross-section of model.

   This is a shared method that handles cross-section plotting for both
   steady and transient models. The method automatically adapts the parameter
   labels based on the model type.

   :param xy: list of tuples with coordinates of the form [(x0, y0), (x1, y1)]. If not
              provided, a cross section with length 1 is plotted for 3D models.
              For cross-section models the left and right are derived from the elements.
   :type xy: list of tuples, optional
   :param labels: add layer numbering labels to plot
   :type labels: bool, optional
   :param params: add parameter values to plot
   :type params: bool, optional
   :param names: add inhomogeneity names to plot, only supported for cross-section models.
   :type names: bool, optional
   :param ax: axes to plot on, default is None which creates a new figure
   :type ax: matplotlib.Axes, optional
   :param fmt: format string for parameter values, e.g. '.2f' for 2 decimals
   :type fmt: str, optional
   :param units: dictionary with units for parameters, e.g. {'k': 'm/d', 'c': 'd'}
   :type units: dict, optional
   :param horizontal_axis: 's' for distance along cross-section on x-axis (default)
                           'x' for using x-coordinates on x-axis
                           'y' for using y-coordinates on x-axis
   :type horizontal_axis: str
   :param hstar: override hstar value for plotting water level in transient
                 1D inhomogeneities that use hstar, useful for plotting pretty
                 cross-sections when reference level is not equal to 0.
   :type hstar: float, optional
   :param sep: Separator between parameters, either ", " or "\n"
   :type sep: str
   :param \*\*kwargs: passed on to all ax.plot calls

   :returns: **ax** -- axes with plot
   :rtype: matplotlib.Axes















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