... Two possibilities come to mind: 1) a new TERMINFO entry point or flag to communicate this to every terminal driver needing it. I'm partly against this:...
3822
Petr Mikulik
mikulik@...
Jul 13, 2000 10:29 am
Here is an updated patch to avoid writing filenames in keys as enhanced text in enhanced-text capable terminals (currently implemented for postscript only)....
3821
Jeff Spirko
spirko@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:11 am
... I was just thinking that. You do have to plot your data twice. But, the first plot can be sent to nothingland. set output "/dev/null" # in Unix set...
3820
Johannes Zellner
johannes@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:10 am
... I put a tar.gz of the today's version at ftp://gnuplot.sourceforge.net/pub/gnuplot/ I hope ftp is ok with your firewall. I didn't check if I've tarred in...
3819
Petr Mikulik
mikulik@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:10 am
Hi, I hate that gnuplot writes filenames in keys as enhanced text for enhanced postscript or Presentation Manager terminals: filenames containing underscore...
3818
Stefan A. Deutscher
swbdedes@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:10 am
Howdy, has anybody lately tried on the OS/2 version something as nice as plot "< grep '^ *0 ' fc-l00-sl00-sigma001.000.tmp" using 3:4 This makes life a lot...
3817
Stefan A. Deutscher
swbdedes@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:10 am
... Outstanding! Thanks, that was a long-time favourite grief of mine. Cheers, Stefan -- ...
3816
Stefan A. Deutscher
swbdedes@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:09 am
Howdy, I am back. I have already a quick suggestion (probably not so quick to implement) that stems from trying to do the following: Suppose I have a data file...
3815
Hans-Bernhard Broeker
broeker@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:09 am
... To simplify discussion, let's generalize this to: plot 'datafile' using 1:2 axes x1y1, \ '' using (f($1)):2 axes x2y1 (for some monotonous...
3814
Jeff Spirko
spirko@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:09 am
... You can do: set x2 [] writeback replot set noauto x2 replot Kind of cumbersome, but scriptable. ... I was thinking of something like this, allowing...
3813
Hans-Bernhard Broeker
broeker@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:09 am
... Breaks it *how*? Any symptoms, error messages or whatever? Hans-Bernhard Broeker (broeker@...) Even if all the snow were burnt, ashes...
3812
Stefan A. Deutscher
swbdedes@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:09 am
... That's fine, but does not yet address simply taking the axis bounds out of the data file, does it? ... True. I could live with a first order approximation...
3811
Stefan A. Deutscher
swbdedes@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:09 am
... True, that's a good kludge. But ... if you print to a postscript file / printer from a batch, rather than to a screen, you always get one page that you...
3810
Stefan A. Deutscher
swbdedes@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:09 am
... Well, it tells me that sed, or awk, or grep, or what ever are not known. So, plot "foobar" works, plot "< grep -v # foobar" does not. The programs I try to...
3809
Petr Mikulik
mikulik@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:05 am
... It works OK in 3.7.1 as well as in the latest development code. You can download precompiled OS/2 binaries of the current development code from...
... Sure, that works, and it's a good workaround for the literate, but I am afraid it's not overly intuitive for the ones who kinda just want to plot stuff ......
3806
Hans-Bernhard Broeker
broeker@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:04 am
... Not if you enclose it in save term 'myterm.gpl' set term unknown # your code here load 'myterm.gpl' Or you can just 'set output' again after the 'dummy'...
3805
Hans-Bernhard Broeker
broeker@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:04 am
... The question immediately rising in my head as I read this was: if *you* don't know the scaling function, how do you suppose gnuplot to invent one? Unless...
3804
Jeff Spirko
spirko@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:04 am
... I'm pretty sure there are two suggested features. One would be to set ranges exactly to data instead of extending to a tic-mark. The other would be to ...
3803
Stefan A. Deutscher
swbdedes@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:03 am
... Well, that's what we have computers for, don't we? No, honestly, of course it shouldn't invent / find the scaling function, and of course this will give...
3802
Stefan A. Deutscher
swbdedes@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:03 am
... Yup. ... N(r)aaaaa, freedom to the user! Let 'em shoot themselves in the foot while trying to pull that gun out of the holster! In any case, most things...
3801
Hans-Bernhard Broeker
broeker@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:03 am
... True. They are used for roughly similar ideas, though: displaying functions or data implicitly as a relation between the x2 and x1 axis. My idea focusses...
3800
Jeff Spirko
spirko@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:03 am
... Except for setting the ranges. It might be necessary to use a hard-to-create inverse function to set the range of one or the other of the axes. set axis...
3799
Stefan A. Deutscher
swbdedes@...
Jul 13, 2000 5:03 am
... That's how I stumbled across it again the other day, but both would be good to cover, for the eternal problems with atomic vs. SI units, F vs. deg....
3798
Hans-Bernhard Broeker
broeker@...
Jul 10, 2000 4:00 pm
... Possible it sure is. The question is: who will sit down and implement it? And how much do people need it to be builtin, as opposed to implementing them as...
3797
Stefan A. Deutscher
swbdedes@...
Jul 10, 2000 1:59 pm
Hi, it sounds as if someone wants you to plot the wave functions of the hydrogen atom? Adding a few polynomials is a nice idea, but where do you draw the line?...
3796
Tobias Burnus
burnus@...
Jul 9, 2000 9:27 pm
Hi, is is possible to add some polynomes to the supported functions? I'm thinking of the spherical harmonics (and thus of the associated Legendre functions),...
