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WG: [Gnuplot-bugs] y in logscale y2 in linear

[Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...>]

> I cannot get a plot with the Y axis logarithmic and the Y2 axis 
> linear.  

You did get just such a plot --- but you don't recognize that because your script
doesn't generate any y2 axis tics.  You'll want to add

    set ytics nomirror
    set y2tics

to your script, before the actual plot command, and read 'help xtics' to learn about
the details.

[Gnuplot-bugs] y in logscale y2 in linear

[Tom K. <ku...@jp...>]

Greetings.

I cannot get a plot with the Y axis logarithmic and the Y2 axis linear.  
My script is attached.

I am using gnuplot 4.0 patchlevel 0 which is the latest Debian sarge 
version as of December or so.

Thanks and regards

Tom Kuiper

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Re: [Gnuplot-bugs] tanh(x)

[<br...@ph...>]

Hans-Reinhard Mueller wrote:
> plot [300:800][0:2] tanh(x)
> 
> There is  a hole in the function between about 350 and 720. Similar for
> negative x, with added error that value goes to +1 for x < -720.

That behaviour is quite platform-dependent.  It depends on low-level 
implementation details of your computer's (or C compiler's) math 
library.  What you're seeing is the effect of gnuplot guessing that at 
around 720 exp() (and thus, tanh()) will no longer yield well-behaved, 
finite results, when in fact that already happens around 350.

To be able to fix this, we'ld need to know what version of gnuplot you 
observed this on, on what platform.

[Gnuplot-bugs] tanh(x)

[<Han...@Da...>]

plot [300:800][0:2] tanh(x)

There is  a hole in the function between about 350 and 720. Similar for
negative x, with added error that value goes to +1 for x < -720.

Re: [Gnuplot-bugs] garbage in postscript file

[Georg B. <Geo...@po...>]

Am Montag, 10. Januar 2005 16:25 schrieb Georg Baum:
> Hello,
>
> The following command sequence
>
> plot sin(x)
> set term postscript
> set output 'fail.ps'
> replot
> set term x11
> plot sin(x)
> set term postscript
> set output 'good.ps'
> replot
>
> produces garbage in fail.ps (see attached file). This worked with gnuplot
> 3.x. This occurs both with gnuplot 4.0 as delivered with SuSE 9.2, and with
> current CVS. The problem seems to be the combination of replot and changing
> the terminal. It works if you only plot one file or if you plot to ps
> directly without x11.
> It would be nice if somebody could have a look.

Meanwhile, I had a look myself. With DEBUG defined, I get the following output 
for the above script:

variable.c:92 Init loadpath from environment
command.c:365 Input line: "plot sin(x)"
term.c:467 term_init()
term.c:516 - calling term->init()
term.c:526 term_start_plot()
term.c:532 - calling term->graphics()
mouse.c:1788 (do_event) type       = 8
mouse.c:1789            mx, my     = 640, 450
mouse.c:1790            par1, par2 = 38, 118
mouse.c:1833 mouse do_event: window size 640 X 450, font hchar 38 vchar 118
term.c:547 term_end_plot()
term.c:553 - calling term->text()
command.c:365 Input line: "set term postscript"
term.c:753 term_reset()
command.c:365 Input line: "set output 'fail.ps'"
term.c:389 term_set_output
term.c:346 term_close_output
command.c:365 Input line: "replot"
term.c:467 term_init()
term.c:516 - calling term->init()
term.c:526 term_start_plot()
term.c:532 - calling term->graphics()
term.c:547 term_end_plot()
term.c:553 - calling term->text()
command.c:365 Input line: "set term x11"
term.c:753 term_reset()
command.c:365 Input line: "plot sin(x)"
term.c:467 term_init()
term.c:489 term_init: reopening "fail.ps" as text
term.c:389 term_set_output
term.c:346 term_close_output
term.c:516 - calling term->init()
term.c:526 term_start_plot()
term.c:532 - calling term->graphics()
mouse.c:1788 (do_event) type       = 5
mouse.c:1789            mx, my     = 0, 0
mouse.c:1790            par1, par2 = 0, 0
mouse.c:1788 (do_event) type       = 8
mouse.c:1789            mx, my     = 640, 463
mouse.c:1790            par1, par2 = 38, 115
mouse.c:1833 mouse do_event: window size 640 X 463, font hchar 38 vchar 115
term.c:547 term_end_plot()
term.c:553 - calling term->text()
command.c:365 Input line: "set term postscript"
term.c:753 term_reset()
command.c:365 Input line: "set output 'good.ps'"
term.c:389 term_set_output
term.c:346 term_close_output
command.c:365 Input line: "replot"
term.c:467 term_init()
term.c:516 - calling term->init()
term.c:526 term_start_plot()
term.c:532 - calling term->graphics()
term.c:547 term_end_plot()
term.c:553 - calling term->text()
term.c:753 term_reset()

Note 'term.c:489 term_init: reopening "fail.ps" as text'. This step destroys 
the file fail.ps. The problem here is that the output file is still open when 
term_init() is called and term_init() thinks that the output file needs to be 
opened in text mode for X11. If I insert a line

unset output

before setting the terminal to x11 everything works, but you probably want to 
fix this in gnuplot itself, since this behaviour is rather obscure and 
probably not intended.


Georg

Re: [Gnuplot-bugs] "can only mod ints" message leaves beginners high and dry

[Hans-Bernhard B. <Han...@ph...>]

Dan Jacobson wrote:
> Just want to let you know that the manual is no help when the user is
> confronted with
> gnuplot> plot x%10
>          can only mod ints
> gnuplot> plot int(x)%10
> but that is not what the user wants. 

It isn't?  And why, pray tell, shouldn't it be?

> Therefore in the manual at
>    (*) Starred explanations indicate that the operator requires integer
>        arguments.
> mention what to do. 

It can't possibly do that --- because it doesn't know what, exactly, is 
the right thing a user should do.

[Gnuplot-bugs] garbage in postscript file

[Georg B. <Geo...@po...>]

Hello,

The following command sequence

plot sin(x)
set term postscript
set output 'fail.ps'
replot
set term x11
plot sin(x)
set term postscript
set output 'good.ps'
replot

produces garbage in fail.ps (see attached file). This worked with gnuplot 3.x. 
This occurs both with gnuplot 4.0 as delivered with SuSE 9.2, and with 
current CVS. The problem seems to be the combination of replot and changing 
the terminal. It works if you only plot one file or if you plot to ps 
directly without x11.
It would be nice if somebody could have a look.


Thanks,

Georg

[Gnuplot-bugs] "can only mod ints" message leaves beginners high and dry

[Dan J. <ji...@ji...>]

Just want to let you know that the manual is no help when the user is
confronted with
gnuplot> plot x%10
         can only mod ints
gnuplot> plot int(x)%10
but that is not what the user wants. Alas, he must do
$ seq 18|perl -wnle 'print $_," ",$_ % 10'> /tmp/l
$ gnuplot
gnuplot> plot '/tmp/l'
Therefore in the manual at
   (*) Starred explanations indicate that the operator requires integer
       arguments.
mention what to do. Also say so in the error message above.
P.S., I see some HTML in Info on Debian:
Seeking-assistance
==================
^ <a name="Seeking-assistance"></a>

Re: [Gnuplot-bugs] gnuplot help

[Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...>]

Michael K. Brown wrote:
> Comment on Gnuplot help: This may seem like an incredibly stupid 
> question to some, but why does the online 'help help' description only 
> tell you "you may go back one level to the previous topic" without 
> telling you HOW to do so? 

I would guess that's mainly because the text doesn't know what kind of 
program is presenting it, so it cannot generally know how "go up one 
level" is actually implemented.  gnuplot.gih is displayed by gnuplot 
itself, and only there does the "just type return" method actually work. 
  Other versions of the documentation are handled by the Windows HELP 
file system, the GNU info system and others, and each has its own method 
of doing this (some may not even have one at all).

Re: [Gnuplot-bugs] timefmt

[Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...>]

Elie Accad wrote:
> I=92m not sure what the problem is here but I=92m trying to plot a date=
 on=20
> the x-axis.  Everything was working fine until December.
[...]
> 04DEC01  14

I think your main problem is that there's nothing between the '04' and=20
the 'DEC', combined with using an out-of-date version of gnuplot.  I=20
tried your example on version 4.0.0 on Windows, and it worked.  This is=20
an old, known bug, and has been fixed a long time ago.

[Gnuplot-bugs] timefmt

[Elie A. <ea...@sd...>]

Hello,

 

I'm not sure what the problem is here but I'm trying to plot a date on
the x-axis.  Everything was working fine until December.

I'm trying to plot data formatted like this:

.

.

.

04NOV29 16

04NOV30 20

04DEC01  14

 

I do this:

set timefmt "%y%b%d"   and I get:

 

 warning: Bad abbreviated month name

         illegal day of month

 

It doesn't seem to recognize the abbreviation DEC for December.

 

Thanks for your help.

 

 

===========================================
Elie Accad
Navigation and GPS Applications Department
Raytheon ITSS, Pasadena, California.
Phone: (626) 744-5554
Fax:   (626) 744-5423
============================================ 

 

[Gnuplot-bugs] gnuplot help

[Michael K. B. <mk...@cy...>]

Comment on Gnuplot help: This may seem like an incredibly stupid 
question to some, but why does the online 'help help' description only 
tell you "you may go back one level to the previous topic" without 
telling you HOW to do so?  This is the first place I went so I could 
navigate help, and I could not find the answer anywhere, including a web 
search.  I ended discovering <return> only after trying a long list of 
other 'obvious' possibilities like typing 'back', 'up', 'previous' ^d, 
^p, '^', <up-arrow>, etc., and finally in frustration I hit a <return> 
only to discover it worked.

For completeness sake the help on help should just add 'by entering an 
empty line' or something similar to the end of the "you may go back..." 
sentence.

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[Gnuplot-bugs] patch for gnuplot-4.0.0 + PDFlib-6.0.x

[Peter B. <pe...@mp...>]

Hi,

attached please find a patch in order to build gnuplot-4.0.0
with PDFlib-Lite-6.0.x

regards
Peter Breitenlohner <pe...@mp...>

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Re: [Gnuplot-bugs] Makefile small bug

[Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...>]

Gerhard Heinzel wrote:
> Here is a small bug in the Makefile:
> 
> When the directories /usr/local/libexec/gnuplot/4.0/ and 
> /usr/local/share/gnuplot/4.0/ do not exist, they and their parents 
> are created with the wrong permission ("700" with root as owner, 
> since I need to run "make install" as root).

Note that you didn't show any evidence that our Makefile has anything to
do with that, but only demonstrated the final effect.  And, if you look
at the actual Makefile generated by automake/autoconf, you'll find that
it doesn't contain such mode restriction, anywhere. I.e., whatever is
causing those modes to be set that way, it's not gnuplot's doing.

To venture a guess, you may have a umask of 077 set up for your root
account.  That'd be a pretty bad idea if you expect to be running
program installations from that account...

[Gnuplot-bugs] Makefile small bug

[Gerhard H. <gh...@mp...>]

Dear gnuplotters,

Here is a small bug in the Makefile:

When the directories /usr/local/libexec/gnuplot/4.0/
and /usr/local/share/gnuplot/4.0/ do not exist,
they and their parents are created with the wrong permission
("700" with root as owner, since I need to run "make install" as root).

With best greetings

Gerhard Heinzel

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Terminal type set to 'x11'
gnuplot> plot sin(x)
Expected X11 driver: /usr/local/libexec/gnuplot/4.0/gnuplot_x11
Exec failed: Permission denied
See 'help x11' for more details

gnuplot> help
/usr/local/share/gnuplot/4.0/gnuplot.gih: Permission denied
gnuplot> qu