PEGASUS is supplied with a built-in plotter tool allowing one to depict easily the produced differential cross sections and immediately compare them with experimental data. It is a quite independent tool and can be used apart from any calculations made within the PEGASUS. The program is very simple and intuitive.

As one calls the PEGASUS Plotter from the main menu of the PEGASUS (using the Tool → Plotter option, or via popup menu, or by pressing the corresponding button on button panel) an empty sheet is created. The following objects, stored in a plain data files, could be added to the sheet (by choosing Edit → Add option in the main menu or popup menu available with a right mouse button click on the sheet):

• Curve. The data file should consist of two columns, corresponding to the rows of x and y values.
• Histogram. The data file is the same, as for Curve. However, every y value should be mentioned twice, for the both borders of the corresponding bin.
• Filled area. A three-columns data file should contain for every x value lower and upper values of y.
• Text label. An arbitrary text note inside the plot sheet.
• Experimental data. The data file should be in Gnuplot-compatible format with 6 columns, corresponding to x, y, lower and upper x values and lower and upper y values. Alternatively, the data files in standard *.yoda or *.csv format (available from HepData repository) can be uploaded.