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From: Logg, C. A. <ca...@sl...> - 2006-01-09 16:45:59
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I am using png format output.=20 -----Original Message----- From: Hans-Bernhard Broeker [mailto:br...@ph...]=20 Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 8:38 AM To: Logg, Connie A. Cc: gnu...@li... Subject: Re: [Gnuplot-info] Gnuplot 4 difference from 3.7 Logg, Connie A. wrote: > I notice that the legends which tell which point is which type of data = > are now printed with a black label and just the colored point. That's not a general change of behaviour. If you see such a change, = that's specific to some terminal drivers --- but you forgot to tell = which driver it is you're observing this on. |
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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...> - 2006-01-09 16:36:14
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Logg, Connie A. wrote: > I notice that the legends which tell which point is which type of > data are now printed with a black label and just the colored point. That's not a general change of behaviour. If you see such a change, that's specific to some terminal drivers --- but you forgot to tell which driver it is you're observing this on. |
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From: Logg, C. A. <ca...@sl...> - 2006-01-06 23:41:26
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I notice that the legends which tell which point is which type of data = are now printed with a black label and just the colored point. This = makes it hard to differentiate the colors. Is there command to make the = legend for each point plot in the color of the point like it did in 3.7? Thanks, Connie Connie Logg, Network Analyst Stanford Linear Accelerator Center ph: 650-926-2879=20 "Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road, and 'IF' = is the middle word in life." |
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From:
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Sambaran Banerjee wrote: > At this point the previous file 'out1.ps' is blanked. That only happens because you never told gnuplot you were finished with writign to 'out1.ps', i.e. you didn't close the file. The command you're missing is set output # no arguments! to be used before you change away from the driver that wrote to the current output file. |
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From: Sambaran B. <sam...@ma...> - 2006-01-03 18:42:48
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This suggestion can be helpful. I use gnuplot 4.0.
It is observed that when plotting in postscript mode (' set term
postscript ') gnuplot empties the output file each time I enter the
postscript terminal. Eg,
suppose I am in x11 term.
next
set term postscript
next
set output 'out1.ps' (say)
next
replot(or other plotting commands)
next
set term x11
next
some other plotting command
next
set term postscript
At this point the previous file 'out1.ps' is blanked.
So if I now do
set output 'out2.ps' and give my plotting commands, i shall
get 'out2.ps' but a blank 'out1.ps' instead of the intended
one. This happens in a recurring fashion. I have to move
the 'ps' files I have created immediately to some other
directory to save them from blanking. This, I think is a
inconvenience. Many other gnuplot users also say the same thing. This
did not happen in the older versions i.e. less than
v 4.0.
If it is not a bug, it may be helpful to give up the above
strategy and not to touch the previous output files, whenever one enters
the postscript terminal, as older versions did.
Thank You very much for giving time.
- SAMBARAN BANERJEE
TIFR.
Mumbai, India.
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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...> - 2006-01-02 11:06:20
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On Sun, 1 Jan 2006, Mark Rashid wrote: > plot to the screen. If I background gnuplot, then it appears that gnuplot > is invoked correctly and the piped commands are being interpretted by > gnuplot, but no plot to the screen is produced until the calling program > exits, at which point the gnuplot plot just flashes on the screen. I suspect that's owed to the way you did the piping. The usually recommended way is to go not through system(), but rather the system call pipe() or at least the popen() function of the system C library. I have not the slightest idea how one would do that from a Fortran program, though. > What I want is for the plot to display, and then when another command is > sent down the pipe, the new plot displays, just as in an interactive > gnuplot session. Once you have a pipe, not a FIFO, this can be achieved by flush()ing it at the relevant points. -- Hans-Bernhard Broeker (br...@ph...) Even if all the snow were burnt, ashes would remain. |
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From: Mark R. <mmr...@uc...> - 2006-01-02 02:31:16
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I am trying to run gnuplot from within a fortran program that generates
results for plotting and is usually run interactively. I am trying to use
the SYSTEM call to first set up a fifo to pipe commands to gnuplot, and
then to run gnuplot itself. If I don't background the gnuplot invocation,
then the program halts at the gnuplot system command without producing any
plot to the screen. If I background gnuplot, then it appears that gnuplot
is invoked correctly and the piped commands are being interpretted by
gnuplot, but no plot to the screen is produced until the calling program
exits, at which point the gnuplot plot just flashes on the screen.
What I want is for the plot to display, and then when another command is
sent down the pipe, the new plot displays, just as in an interactive
gnuplot session.
Any suggestions would be most welcome. Thanks very much.
Mark Rashid
PS - here's a short test program which produces these behaviors:
program test
c
character ff*12, gp*25, cm1*19, cm2*19, rmf*8
c
ff = 'mkfifo fifo1'
call system (ff, istat1)
gp = 'gnuplot < fifo1 &'
call system (gp, istat2)
print *, 'istat1, istat2 = ', istat1, istat2
open (unit = 7, file = 'fifo1', status = 'unknown')
cm1 = 'plot sin(x) w l
'
cm2 = 'plot cos(x) w l
'
write (7, *) cm1
write (7, *) cm2
print *, 'AA'
read (5, *) inp
close (unit = 7)
rmf = 'rm fifo1'
call system (rmf, istat3)
stop
end
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From:
<br...@ph...> - 2005-12-25 13:23:03
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Bennett, Silas (GE Infrastructure) wrote:
>> gnuplot> plot "-" using 1:2 with lines, "" using 1:3 with lines ^
>> line 7: no data point found in specified file
> Is this a feature or a bug?
A feature. Of your command script as much as of gnuplot
The problem is that you're trying to read the same inline data set
twice. That's not how inline data work. You would have to split you
your multi-column data into separate datasets, with one 'E'nd-of-data
per file mentioned in the plot:
plot "-" u 1:2, "" u 1:2
1 2
4 5
E
1 3
4 6
E
> Now moving away from the simple case, I need to plot 48 channels of
> floating point data from a 125Hz (as much as 4KHz) streaming source.
That's really not the kind of work gnuplot was ever meant for. It's not
a real-time plotting engine, but an interactive program with a scripting
language. It's not explicitly made slow, neither is there *any* kind
of real-time guarantee.
> I could store the data in a buffer and re-echo it to gnuplot 48 times
> but I take a huge performance hit when I do.
No need to re-echo all of it --- just echoing the actual columns used
would be sufficient, i.e. two columns per '' in the command.
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From: Bennett, S. \(GE Infrastructure\) <Sil...@ge...> - 2005-12-23 21:20:23
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Marek W. Gutowski [mailto:gu...@if...]
>Sent: Friday, December 23, 2005 2:51 AM
>To: Bennett, Silas (GE Infrastructure)
>Subject: Re: [Gnuplot-info] Plotting multiple columns from stdin
>
>
>Dear Silas,
>
>The first problem is easy to understand: the "file" stdin
>is special in that sense that it only "goes forward". You
>cannot "rewind" it. But let's leave it.
Ok, so I gather that gnuplot plots the requested lines sequentially =
instead of simultaneously. So the limitation is inherent in the current =
implementation.
>Are you sure that anybody is able to track the displayed
>curves when they're changing so quickly? Certainly not
>and a lot of displayed info is going to pass unattended.
Actually yes. 1000 data points at 125Hz sampling rate is an 8 second =
time series window. I would like a nice smooth refresh of the display so =
you can see the signals move across the screen. Ideally I would like to =
replot at 50Hz, but I could live with a refresh rate of 4Hz and even =
that would require gnuplot to replot after approximately 31 data points.
>Maybe the plot option "every" (--> help every) would be
>of some help, without sacrificing the performance?
That would kill the resolution though, I don't want to decimate the =
data.
>
>Marek Gutowski
Marek, Thank you for your insight into the "specialness" of the "-" =
file. It may be that I can't achieve what I need with gnuplot alone. =
Maybe I can whip something up in Python to drive gnuplot.
Cheers,
Silas Bennett
=3D0)
>
>
>Bennett, Silas (GE Infrastructure) wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>=20
>> I have observed some strange behavior with gnuplot recently. I am =
running Gnuplot version 4.0 >patchlevel 0 ( packaged in Debian / Etch ). =
I will demonstrate the problem I am having with a=20
>simplified case:
>>=20
>> #!/bin/bash
>>=20
>> {
>> echo 'plot "-" using 1:2 with lines, \'
>> echo '"" using 1:3 with lines'
>> echo '0 1 2'
>> echo '1 2 3'
>> echo '2 3 4'
>> echo '3 4 5'
>> echo '4 5 6'
>> echo '5 6 7'
>> echo 'e'
>> } | gnuplot -persist
>> ### End Bash Script
>>=20
>> This outputs the following message with no plot:=20
>>=20
>>=20
>>>gnuplot> plot "-" using 1:2 with lines, "" using 1:3 with lines
>>> =
^
>>> line 7: no data point found in specified file
>>=20
>>=20
>> Is this a feature or a bug? ;0)
>>=20
>> This next script demonstrates that the concept is right in that it =
generates the plot that you=20
>>would expect.
>>=20
>> #!/bin/bash
>>=20
>> {
>> echo 'plot "-" using 1:2 with lines'
>> echo '0 1 2'
>> echo '1 2 3'
>> echo '2 3 4'
>> echo '3 4 5'
>> echo '4 5 6'
>> echo '5 6 7'
>> echo 'e'
>> } | gnuplot -persist
>> ### End Bash Script
>>=20
>>=20
>> The plot I am asking for in the first script works if I read from a =
file instead of stdin:
>>=20
>> ### This is the contents of testdata.txt ###
>> 0 1 2
>> 1 2 3
>> 2 3 4
>> 3 4 5
>> 4 5 6
>> 5 6 7
>> ### End of testdata.txt ###
>>=20
>> #!/bin/bash
>> {
>> echo 'plot "testdata.txt" using 1:2 with lines, \'
>> echo '"" using 1:3 with lines'
>> } | gnuplot -persist
>> ### End Bash Script
>>=20
>> This script generates the appropriate plot.
>>=20
>>=20
>> Looking around on the net to try to find the solution to this problem =
I came across this link:
>> =
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.graphics.apps.gnuplot/browse_thread/t=
hread/593fd1647d96eb6b/06b84b965f06e4d7?q=3Dno+data+point+found+in+specif=
ied+file&rnum=3D3#06b84b965f06e4d7
>>=20
>> using the concept outlined there, the original script could be =
written as such:
>>=20
>> #!/bin/bash
>>=20
>> {
>> echo 'plot "-" using 1:2 with lines, \'
>> echo '"-" using 1:3 with lines'
>> echo '0 1 2'
>> echo '1 2 3'
>> echo '2 3 4'
>> echo '3 4 5'
>> echo '4 5 6'
>> echo '5 6 7'
>> echo 'e'
>> echo '0 1 2'
>> echo '1 2 3'
>> echo '2 3 4'
>> echo '3 4 5'
>> echo '4 5 6'
>> echo '5 6 7'
>> echo 'e'
>> } | gnuplot -persist
>> ### End Bash Script
>>=20
>> This works, but presents a bigger problem...
>>=20
>> Now moving away from the simple case, I need to plot 48 channels of =
floating point data from a=20
>>125Hz (as much as 4KHz) streaming source. I need to plot about 1000 =
data points per channel and=20
>>have the plot refresh as quickly as possible.
>>=20
>> I could store the data in a buffer and re-echo it to gnuplot 48 times =
but I take a huge=20
>>performance hit when I do. Similarly I could rewrite (overwrite) the =
data to a file and plot=20
>>the file, but that kills the performance as well.
>>=20
>> Any ( Suggestions / Help / Commiserations / RTFM's followed by a link =
to the M ) will be=20
>>appreciated.
>>=20
>> Cheers,
>> Silas Bennett
>>=20
>> =3D0)
>>=20
>> Silas L Bennett
>> GE Security
>> Scientist / Engineer
>>=20
>> T 858 605 5500 x 323
>> F 858 605 5501
>> sil...@ge...
>> www.gesecurity.com
>>=20
>> 15175 Innovation Dr.
>> San Diego, CA 92128
>> USA
>>=20
>>=20
>>=20
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>
>
>--=20
>Marek Gutowski, gu...@if...
>Institute of Physics, ON-3.2, Al. Lotnikow 32/46,
>(PL) 02-668 Warszawa, POLAND, tel. +48-22-8436601 ext. 3122
> >> To talk or not to talk? Yes, talk, plain ASCII please <<
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
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From: Bennett, S. \(GE Infrastructure\) <Sil...@ge...> - 2005-12-23 01:13:26
|
Hi All,
I have observed some strange behavior with gnuplot recently. I am =
running Gnuplot version 4.0 patchlevel 0 ( packaged in Debian / Etch ). =
I will demonstrate the problem I am having with a simplified case:
#!/bin/bash
{
echo 'plot "-" using 1:2 with lines, \'
echo '"" using 1:3 with lines'
echo '0 1 2'
echo '1 2 3'
echo '2 3 4'
echo '3 4 5'
echo '4 5 6'
echo '5 6 7'
echo 'e'
} | gnuplot -persist
### End Bash Script
This outputs the following message with no plot:=20
>gnuplot> plot "-" using 1:2 with lines, "" using 1:3 with lines
> =
^
> line 7: no data point found in specified file
Is this a feature or a bug? ;0)
This next script demonstrates that the concept is right in that it =
generates the plot that you would expect.
#!/bin/bash
{
echo 'plot "-" using 1:2 with lines'
echo '0 1 2'
echo '1 2 3'
echo '2 3 4'
echo '3 4 5'
echo '4 5 6'
echo '5 6 7'
echo 'e'
} | gnuplot -persist
### End Bash Script
The plot I am asking for in the first script works if I read from a file =
instead of stdin:
### This is the contents of testdata.txt ###
0 1 2
1 2 3
2 3 4
3 4 5
4 5 6
5 6 7
### End of testdata.txt ###
#!/bin/bash
{
echo 'plot "testdata.txt" using 1:2 with lines, \'
echo '"" using 1:3 with lines'
} | gnuplot -persist
### End Bash Script
This script generates the appropriate plot.
Looking around on the net to try to find the solution to this problem I =
came across this link:
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.graphics.apps.gnuplot/browse_thread/t=
hread/593fd1647d96eb6b/06b84b965f06e4d7?q=3Dno+data+point+found+in+specif=
ied+file&rnum=3D3#06b84b965f06e4d7
using the concept outlined there, the original script could be written =
as such:
#!/bin/bash
{
echo 'plot "-" using 1:2 with lines, \'
echo '"-" using 1:3 with lines'
echo '0 1 2'
echo '1 2 3'
echo '2 3 4'
echo '3 4 5'
echo '4 5 6'
echo '5 6 7'
echo 'e'
echo '0 1 2'
echo '1 2 3'
echo '2 3 4'
echo '3 4 5'
echo '4 5 6'
echo '5 6 7'
echo 'e'
} | gnuplot -persist
### End Bash Script
This works, but presents a bigger problem...
Now moving away from the simple case, I need to plot 48 channels of =
floating point data from a 125Hz (as much as 4KHz) streaming source. I =
need to plot about 1000 data points per channel and have the plot =
refresh as quickly as possible.
I could store the data in a buffer and re-echo it to gnuplot 48 times =
but I take a huge performance hit when I do. Similarly I could rewrite =
(overwrite) the data to a file and plot the file, but that kills the =
performance as well.
Any ( Suggestions / Help / Commiserations / RTFM's followed by a link to =
the M ) will be appreciated.
Cheers,
Silas Bennett
=3D0)
Silas L Bennett
GE Security
Scientist / Engineer
T 858 605 5500 x 323
F 858 605 5501
sil...@ge...
www.gesecurity.com
15175 Innovation Dr.
San Diego, CA 92128
USA
|
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From: graphix <ber...@co...> - 2005-12-21 14:15:35
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Hans-Bernhard Broeker <broeker <at> physik.rwth-aachen.de> writes: > > graphix wrote: > > Is there a way to get date/time info dynamically put into the > > info that gets show via "set title"? > > No. But have you looked at 'set timestamp'? Yea, putting it into the title works better for me. Since all of my gnuplot stuff is gen'd from scripts, dt=`date ...` and then "set title stuff $dt" works fine. Thanks |
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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...> - 2005-12-21 13:48:28
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graphix wrote: > Is there a way to get date/time info dynamically put into the > info that gets show via "set title"? No. But have you looked at 'set timestamp'? |
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From: graphix <ber...@co...> - 2005-12-21 13:31:03
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Is there a way to get date/time info dynamically put into the info that gets show via "set title"? Ideally, I'd like to do something like set title "stuff as of %y/%d/%m %h/%m'. Is this possible via gnuplot? Thanks |
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From: Thomas B. H. <RLG...@as...> - 2005-12-19 15:41:42
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To the people behind gnuplot I have used your software in a orthopedic paper, however during the prooof = reading the journal need name and location of the manufacturer of this = software (city and state if in the United States; city and country if not = in the United States). I hope you will be able to help me refer corretly = to your product best regards, Thomas Baad-Hansen Research assistent, MD Department of Orthopedics Aarhus University Hospital Tage Hansensgade 2 DK- 8000 Aarhus C Denmark phone: +45 89497781 mobilphone:+4550983526 e-mail: rlg...@as... |
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graphix wrote: > If I do set yrange [0:], I can force the y min to be 0 and allow the > y max value to be computed by gnuplot. Is there a way to tell gnuplot > to always use a y max value of at least 5? No. |
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From: graphix <ber...@co...> - 2005-12-15 16:36:52
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If I do set yrange [0:], I can force the y min to be 0 and allow the y max value to be computed by gnuplot. Is there a way to tell gnuplot to always use a y max value of at least 5? So if the lines being graphed don't have a max in excess of 5, y max will be 5. But, if the lines have a y value > 5, then gnuplot dynamically determines a >5 y max value. Thanks |
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