Hello, I would like to know how can I close the graphs that gnuplot display. That must be by a command in a file with extension .gp, I'm programming something in linux that execute a lot of graphs and it's very annoying close one by one
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If you are talking about output to a file:
unset output
If you mean windows displayed on the screen, they only remain open if you explicitly use the "-persist" option. So don't use it.
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How can I unset it. My programm makes a call to a file called conf.gp, That file displays some graphs but i want to make my programm close all the graphs. I suppose that i need to make another call to another .gp file
Last edit: Alex D 2015-03-07
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There's no need to view the code. I'm just asking for a command that can close the windows that are displaying the graphs. Conf.gp only says plot x ...(many times)... so how can I close those windows that have been open from another .gp file
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gnuplot will close graph windows automatically on program exit if not in persist mode. So don't use the '-p' program option or the persist terminal option.
I assume that you also use set term x11/wxt/qt <n> to open new windows. (Otherwise you wouldn't get more than one window.) All those terminals have a close option to close windows, see help wxt/qt/x11.
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Oh that's right. I had persist mode... but so how can I avoid the graphs closing themselfs very quickly. I want to make them seen as an animation while the pogram shows certain information and do certain calculus
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At the end of each frame of the animation:
pause 2 # wait for 2 seconds before proceeding
But...
Why are you opening a new window each time?
If it's an animation, don't you want a single graph window that stays open while the contents are replaced by successive frames of the animation?
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Hello, I would like to know how can I close the graphs that gnuplot display. That must be by a command in a file with extension .gp, I'm programming something in linux that execute a lot of graphs and it's very annoying close one by one
If you are talking about output to a file:
unset output
If you mean windows displayed on the screen, they only remain open if you explicitly use the "-persist" option. So don't use it.
How can I unset it. My programm makes a call to a file called conf.gp, That file displays some graphs but i want to make my programm close all the graphs. I suppose that i need to make another call to another .gp file
Last edit: Alex D 2015-03-07
No one can help you if you do not show the commands you are using. If they are in a file called "conf.gp", then provide a listing of that file.
There's no need to view the code. I'm just asking for a command that can close the windows that are displaying the graphs. Conf.gp only says plot x ...(many times)... so how can I close those windows that have been open from another .gp file
gnuplot will close graph windows automatically on program exit if not in
persistmode. So don't use the '-p' program option or thepersistterminal option.I assume that you also use
set term x11/wxt/qt <n>to open new windows. (Otherwise you wouldn't get more than one window.) All those terminals have acloseoption to close windows, seehelp wxt/qt/x11.Oh that's right. I had persist mode... but so how can I avoid the graphs closing themselfs very quickly. I want to make them seen as an animation while the pogram shows certain information and do certain calculus
At the end of each frame of the animation:
pause 2 # wait for 2 seconds before proceeding
But...
Why are you opening a new window each time?
If it's an animation, don't you want a single graph window that stays open while the contents are replaced by successive frames of the animation?