From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2003-11-25 16:04:25
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> > Unfortunately this does not provide name of the file which I could use in > > plot 'tmp_file1' > > save set 'tmp_file2' > > Hmm... looks like the right answer would be "don't do that, then", in this > case. I.e. we may have to find a way to generate that test page without > writing any files. E.g. set up gnuplot a function per palette channel > that the core can plot, instead of storing its values to a file. That would need: 1. gnuplot can draw data from memory 2. gnuplot can save its current status of 'set' to recover from the current temporary plot setting Nb 2, alias "push and pop current set status" would be nice, but unfortunately it is not so structured. For now, using temporary save help is quite easy. --- Petr Mikulik |