From: Jan S. <jan...@gm...> - 2011-06-22 08:22:09
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> The line is drawn to cover the range of the data. > The plot boundary is drawn (by default) at the next tick mark. > If you want these two things to be the same, then say > set autoscale fix > or more specifically > set autoscale xfixmax With autoscale fix my last datapoint is drawn on the boundary, that's not my intention. I would like to have it like in the second example and i didn't expected that using autoscale (or xrange [0:*] like in my case) prevents that f(x) is drawn to the boundary. > The command sequence above will produce 2 pages of output. > The first page will have the data; the second page will have both > the data and the function. I've checked here that it works as > expected. Do you really want a separate "replot" command? Actually the replot thing is just a workaround for the upper problem/feature. As i want to include the graph in a latex-document using the packages egplot or gnuplottex the problem is that only the first page of the pdf is shown. Jan |