On 2015-11-12 02:48, Antonio Olivares wrote:
Hi Antonio,
I only found time today to look at your graphs and gnuplot code. After
reading your first email I was going to send this exact suggestion:
then modified 2015gfga.plt and added a range
set yrange [0:10]
will fix the graph to what I would like
but I see you found that out yourself. In addition to that,
I would only add that quite often, with GNUPLOT, it is much
better to automatically generate or modify with other tools
(sed/awk or similar) the data files that gnuplot reads, so
all it's left is the drawing. In other words, figure out
the simplest data file format that gnuplot could use to
draw just the type of chart you want. And then write a
script that reformats your raw data to look that way.
HTH,
Marco
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