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CONTENTS OF THE BUFFER. To save yourself from losing the contents of your
current buffer, you should either create a new tab first, or switch to the
Output tab. Trying to open a file from the Output tab automatically creates a
new tab for your file.

=head2 Viewing Images

Prima makes opening and viewing images very easy, so I've added a function for
opening a tab to display an image. The function is C<open_image> and it requires
that you specify the filename of your image to open. For example, if you have an
image called C<test.png> in your current working directory, you could view it
with the following:

 > open_image 'test.png'

=head2 Plotting PDL Data

You can easily plot data with the various plotting commands if you have
L<PDL::Graphics::Prima> installed. This will create a new tab with your
specified plot (with a special exception that we'll get to shortly). The
interface is identical to L<PDL::Graphics::Prima::Simple>, and you should check
the documentation in that module for details. Here are some examples to remind
you how this works: