Hi, I would like to know if I could plot more than 4 graphs on the y axis using chron or scat. It seems there is a limitation to upto 4. Let me know if there...
Hi, I would like to know, how I can plot the data below: I am trying to plot date (with something like "Month/Date:Hour" value on x-axis & x-axis increment is...
Hello! I added a feature to Ploticus's proc bars (stacked) : It's not nice to have many little stacked bars with a label on it. They get unreadable and don't...
Jessika Feustel
genscher22@...
May 4, 2004 12:00 am
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Ruchi, yes, the limit is 4 you can go higher by using a ploticus script (a good way to start is to use chron or scat with the -echo option, then go from...
try using 2 #areadef procs sample: http://fungus.ucdavis.edu/weather/images/temp_solar.png script: (this is for a different graph, but you get the idea...) ...
Hi, I have a input file which has col1 as mm/dd/yy and col 2 as hh:mm:ss, I combine these two coloumns to get a datetime = mm/dd/yy.hh:mm I am now trying to...
Ruchi, How did you combine these two fields? Within ploticus or some other tool? Also, what do you see if you use #proc getdata showresults: yes ... ? If...
Hi steve, Thanks for looking into it. Here is the script and sample data. Ruchi. Here is script--- #proc getdata file: read fieldnames: datetime abw xtr dbcap...
The following problem was pointed out. Suppose we have data like this (mmddyy dates): 043004 0 050104 1 050204 14 050304 3 050404 4 050504 5 Note that 050204...
Ruchi, I got your script and tried it. Try the following: xaxis.stubs: inc 0.5 day There's a bug involving "hour" or "minute" increments with datetime scaling....
Hi, Can anyone help me with a couple of date display problems: Firsly, autoyears in the example below is not having any affect, no year is displayed below the...
Jamie, ... I agree it would be useful for this to work with stubs incremented by the day, but for now you need to be doing stubs incremented by month in order ...
Hi, ... Ahh... I did read the docs but it obviously didn't sink in that the increment had to be months. ... Would be nice certainly but not top of my...
I didn't see a proper response to the question posed a few weeks ago (below). I, too, am using the REGRESSION_LINE variable value for prediction. My equation...
seancrotty
seancrotty@...
May 11, 2004 5:37 pm
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I think I'll partially answer my own question: 1. The Ploticus clock started on Jan. 1, 1977 2. X values are in days With this, an X value can be mapped to...
seancrotty
seancrotty@...
May 11, 2004 5:51 pm
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... This is correct. It ended up this way for historical reasons. Those with access to source code should be able to use any desired base year by changing the...
Thanks, Steve. Is there any function that will take a Ploticus-numeric-date (for example, 9652.294...) and convert it into a string representation of that date...
seancrotty
seancrotty@...
May 11, 2004 6:08 pm
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Yes, $jultodate(), which would be used like this: #call $setdatefmt( dd-MMM-yyyy ) #set J = $jultodate( 9652.294 ) ...... J would then contain 06-JUN-2003 The...
Awesome. I saw $jultodate() in the docs but misunderstood its use. Thank you, Sean ... desired base ... weeks ago ... determined ... I'd like ... knowing what ...
seancrotty
seancrotty@...
May 11, 2004 6:23 pm
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Hello! Just test this code with the first two lines and then comment them out. You'll see that Ploticus cut a bit of the labeldetail "Rahmenbedingungen" away...
Daniel Genrich
daniel.genrich@...
May 11, 2004 7:03 pm
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I tried this but it does not work. I want to give something like : xaxis.stubs: inc xaxis.stubformat: dd/mm:hhA i.e. I would like to display day, month and...
Ruchi, To display date and time together, the connector is usually a dot (.) (you can define another connector character in #proc settings if you want) So this...
Using the following snippet: ploticus_execline( "#proc annotate" ); ploticus_execline( "location: max-0.4 max" ); ploticus_execline( "text: @PLVERSION " ); the...
seancrotty
seancrotty@...
May 11, 2004 7:54 pm
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... Is this perl code? If so then the string is being interpolated, and the array @PLVERSION is not being found. Use single quotes... and always use warnings...
On the ploticus download page, there is a date patch from June of 2002. Can anyone tell me if that patch is in the latest version? If not, has anyone tried...
Sean, ... So you can't expect @variables to be evaluated. What you can do is use: ploticus_getvar( char *name, char *value ) Like this: ploticus_getvar(...