I have a small question about "plot file u x:y:z with boxes".
I have some data from a process ( there are method invocations and each method have some child or sibling ..etc).
I tried "plot file.dat u 7:2:3 w boxes "
My small data set represents a parent Mx with 2 child (My and Mz, My has a child too Myy )
I would like to make a graph and the parent box to "cover" the child ...
but I don't understand why my graph start always from 0 ( for Mx ) and the box's width doesn't has 15 !!??
I read about boxes that plot in the center of x ..but why the width is different , not 15 ?
Thanks a lot !
Daniel G.
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I think you're misunderstanding what the "boxes" plot style is supposed to do. It generates a diagram of boxes situated all *next* to each other, not of generic rectangles overlapping or including each other.
Also make sure you didn't "set boxwidth" incorrectly.
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Hello
I have a small question about "plot file u x:y:z with boxes".
I have some data from a process ( there are method invocations and each method have some child or sibling ..etc).
I tried "plot file.dat u 7:2:3 w boxes "
My small data set represents a parent Mx with 2 child (My and Mz, My has a child too Myy )
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7
0 10 15 5 10 Mx 1.04
1 9 8 4 4 My 6.04
2 8 4 4 0 Myy 10.04
1 9 2 2 0 Mz 14.04
I would like to make a graph and the parent box to "cover" the child ...
but I don't understand why my graph start always from 0 ( for Mx ) and the box's width doesn't has 15 !!??
I read about boxes that plot in the center of x ..but why the width is different , not 15 ?
Thanks a lot !
Daniel G.
I think you're misunderstanding what the "boxes" plot style is supposed to do. It generates a diagram of boxes situated all *next* to each other, not of generic rectangles overlapping or including each other.
Also make sure you didn't "set boxwidth" incorrectly.