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[Gnuplot-info] Problem with gnuplot - how do I get it to work

[<el...@ph...>]

Hello all Gnuplot people

I have a small problem that I dont know how to solve

I use my fortran code to generate a series of plotfiles and load files.

A typical loadfile ( n5-6c0901_J030.load ) looks like

plot "n5-6c0901.tcs" w l ,"n5-6c0901_J030.parsig" w l
set term post land color solid lw 2
set output "n5-6c0901_J030.ps"
plot "n5-6c0901.tcs" w l ,"n5-6c0901_J030.parsig" w l
set term x11

I run gnuplot version 4.0 patchlevel 0

as
gnuplot> load 'n5-6c0901_J030.load'
gnuplot> load 'n5-6c0901_J029.load'
gnuplot> load 'n5-6c0901_J028.load'

etc

When I want to use ggv, kghostview or print the *.ps files
I get errors.

I tseems now that I can only execute one loadfile at a time
and then I have to exit.

I have tried to add a line : exit at the end of each loadfile
bu that does not help.

Am I doing something stupid or ?

I want to be efficient and only write as little as possible since
I routinely need to p=E5rint these files as part of the analysis
of our studies.
Best regards

Nils Elander
Prof. of theoretical molecular physics

Stockholm University

and

Re: [Gnuplot-info] Problem with gnuplot - how do I get it to work

[Thomas S. <t.s...@fz...>]

add a

set output

after the second plot command,
otherwise the postscript file will not be written properly.


elander wrote:
>=20
> Hello all Gnuplot people
>=20
> I have a small problem that I dont know how to solve
>=20
> I use my fortran code to generate a series of plotfiles and load files.
>=20
> A typical loadfile ( n5-6c0901_J030.load ) looks like
>=20
> plot "n5-6c0901.tcs" w l ,"n5-6c0901_J030.parsig" w l
> set term post land color solid lw 2
> set output "n5-6c0901_J030.ps"
> plot "n5-6c0901.tcs" w l ,"n5-6c0901_J030.parsig" w l
> set term x11
>=20
> I run gnuplot version 4.0 patchlevel 0
>=20
> as
> gnuplot> load 'n5-6c0901_J030.load'
> gnuplot> load 'n5-6c0901_J029.load'
> gnuplot> load 'n5-6c0901_J028.load'
>=20
> etc
>=20
> When I want to use ggv, kghostview or print the *.ps files
> I get errors.
>=20
> I tseems now that I can only execute one loadfile at a time
> and then I have to exit.
>=20
> I have tried to add a line : exit at the end of each loadfile
> bu that does not help.
>=20
> Am I doing something stupid or ?
>=20
> I want to be efficient and only write as little as possible since
> I routinely need to p=C3=A5rint these files as part of the analysis
> of our studies.
> Best regards
>=20
> Nils Elander
> Prof. of theoretical molecular physics
>=20
> Stockholm University
>=20
> and
>=20
>=20
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Re: [Gnuplot-info] [Gnuplot-bugs] Problem with gnuplot - how do I get it to work

[<pl...@pi...>]

On Fri, 20 Jul 2007 12:10:42 +0200, <el...@ph...> wrote:

> Hello all Gnuplot people
>
> I have a small problem that I dont know how to solve
>
> I use my fortran code to generate a series of plotfiles and load files.
>
> A typical loadfile ( n5-6c0901_J030.load ) looks like
>
> plot "n5-6c0901.tcs" w l ,"n5-6c0901_J030.parsig" w l
> set term post land color solid lw 2
> set output "n5-6c0901_J030.ps"
> plot "n5-6c0901.tcs" w l ,"n5-6c0901_J030.parsig" w l
> set term x11
>

I think you need to set output to something else to close the file and  
flush the buffer. Changing the terminal is not doing this.

HTH

> I run gnuplot version 4.0 patchlevel 0
>
> as
> gnuplot> load 'n5-6c0901_J030.load'
> gnuplot> load 'n5-6c0901_J029.load'
> gnuplot> load 'n5-6c0901_J028.load'
>
> etc
>
> When I want to use ggv, kghostview or print the *.ps files
> I get errors.
>
> I tseems now that I can only execute one loadfile at a time
> and then I have to exit.
>
> I have tried to add a line : exit at the end of each loadfile
> bu that does not help.
>
> Am I doing something stupid or ?
>
> I want to be efficient and only write as little as possible since
> I routinely need to pårint these files as part of the analysis
> of our studies.
> Best regards
>
> Nils Elander
> Prof. of theoretical molecular physics
>
> Stockholm University
>
> and
>
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
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