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From: tonet <ton...@ho...> - 2007-10-05 09:28:37
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Hi everybody:
This is my first post in this gnuplot-forum. I usually use this graph
software under Linux OS :working:.
Well, my question is. I have a simple file like this:
0.490 958.73 281.85 6.67985 0.002481 0
0.500 958.73 285.519 8.29699 2.48E-03 1.96941
0.510 958.73 285.981 7.71094 0.00248 1.9187
0.520 958.495 286.365 7.21333 0.002479 1.93703
0.530 957.318 286.442 7.06941 0.002478 1.94563
0.540 956.203 286.529 6.96211 0.002477 1.95179
0.550 955.069 286.426 6.86261 0.002476 1.95774
0.560 953.934 286.322 6.7631 0.002475 1.9665
0.570 952.807 286.25 6.68963 0.002474 1.97392
0.580 951.64 286.15 6.6294 0.002473 1.00548
0.590 950.504 286.241 6.61451 0.002472 1.98343
and I would like graph the columns $1 like y, and $3,$4 and $6 like x, but
I need that each x have a different range. I know the option xrange, x2range
but if now I add another xrange how should be done. I tried a script like
this, but it does not work:
set nokey;set term x11 1;
set origin 0.0,0.0;
set size 1,1;
set yrange[ 0.490 : 0.590 ];set ytics 0.490,0.010,0.590;
set grid xtics ytics; show grid;
set xrange [ 0 : 2 ]; set xtics 0,0.1,2;
set x2range [ 280 : 287 ]; set x2tics 280,1,287;
set x3range [ 6 : 9 ]; set x3tics 6,0.5,9;
set title "Ratio - T - wv "; show title;
plot "T-wv-ratio.dat" u 6:1 axes x1y1 t "Ratio" w p pt 7 ps 0.75, \
'' u 3:1 axes x2y1 t "T (K)" w l lt 1, \
'' u 4:1 axes x3y1 t "wv (g/m3)" w l lt 2
Could anybody give any solution?.
Thanks in advance. =)
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From: Thomas S. <t.s...@fz...> - 2007-10-05 10:09:17
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there is no x3-axis - where should it be plotted?
(a rectangle has only 2 sides per direction)
to have all three curves in one plot you could rescale the range of the
third curve to the range of e.g. the first curve:
plot "T-wv-ratio.dat" u 6:1 axes x1y1 t "Ratio" w p pt 7 ps 2.0, \
'' u 3:1 axes x2y1 t "T (K)" w l lt 1, \
'' u (($4-6.)*2./3.):1 axes x1y1 t "wv (g/m3)" w l lt 2
tonet wrote:
>
> Hi everybody:
> This is my first post in this gnuplot-forum. I usually use this graph
> software under Linux OS :working:.
> Well, my question is. I have a simple file like this:
>
> 0.490 958.73 281.85 6.67985 0.002481 0
> 0.500 958.73 285.519 8.29699 2.48E-03 1.96941
> 0.510 958.73 285.981 7.71094 0.00248 1.9187
> 0.520 958.495 286.365 7.21333 0.002479 1.93703
> 0.530 957.318 286.442 7.06941 0.002478 1.94563
> 0.540 956.203 286.529 6.96211 0.002477 1.95179
> 0.550 955.069 286.426 6.86261 0.002476 1.95774
> 0.560 953.934 286.322 6.7631 0.002475 1.9665
> 0.570 952.807 286.25 6.68963 0.002474 1.97392
> 0.580 951.64 286.15 6.6294 0.002473 1.00548
> 0.590 950.504 286.241 6.61451 0.002472 1.98343
>
>
> and I would like graph the columns $1 like y, and $3,$4 and $6 like x, but
> I need that each x have a different range. I know the option xrange,
> x2range but if now I add another xrange how should be done. I tried a
> script like this, but it does not work:
>
> set nokey;set term x11 1;
>
> set origin 0.0,0.0;
> set size 1,1;
> set yrange[ 0.490 : 0.590 ];set ytics 0.490,0.010,0.590;
> set grid xtics ytics; show grid;
> set xrange [ 0 : 2 ]; set xtics 0,0.1,2;
> set x2range [ 280 : 287 ]; set x2tics 280,1,287;
> set x3range [ 6 : 9 ]; set x3tics 6,0.5,9;
> set title "Ratio - T - wv "; show title;
>
> plot "T-wv-ratio.dat" u 6:1 axes x1y1 t "Ratio" w p pt 7 ps 0.75, \
> '' u 3:1 axes x2y1 t "T (K)" w l lt 1, \
> '' u 4:1 axes x3y1 t "wv (g/m3)" w l lt 2
>
>
> Could anybody give any solution?.
> Thanks in advance. =)
>
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From: HarryKane <har...@gm...> - 2007-10-08 07:48:06
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tonet wrote: > > Hi everybody: > This is my first post in this gnuplot-forum. I usually use this graph > software under Linux OS :working:. > Well, my question is. I have a simple file like this: > > 0.490 958.73 281.85 6.67985 0.002481 0 > 0.500 958.73 285.519 8.29699 2.48E-03 1.96941 > 0.510 958.73 285.981 7.71094 0.00248 1.9187 > 0.520 958.495 286.365 7.21333 0.002479 1.93703 > 0.530 957.318 286.442 7.06941 0.002478 1.94563 > 0.540 956.203 286.529 6.96211 0.002477 1.95179 > 0.550 955.069 286.426 6.86261 0.002476 1.95774 > 0.560 953.934 286.322 6.7631 0.002475 1.9665 > 0.570 952.807 286.25 6.68963 0.002474 1.97392 > 0.580 951.64 286.15 6.6294 0.002473 1.00548 > 0.590 950.504 286.241 6.61451 0.002472 1.98343 > > > and I would like graph the columns $1 like y, and $3,$4 and $6 like x, but > I need that each x have a different range. I know the option xrange, > x2range but if now I add another xrange how should be done. I tried a > script like this, but it does not work: > > set nokey;set term x11 1; > > set origin 0.0,0.0; > set size 1,1; > set yrange[ 0.490 : 0.590 ];set ytics 0.490,0.010,0.590; > set grid xtics ytics; show grid; > set xrange [ 0 : 2 ]; set xtics 0,0.1,2; > set x2range [ 280 : 287 ]; set x2tics 280,1,287; > set x3range [ 6 : 9 ]; set x3tics 6,0.5,9; > set title "Ratio - T - wv "; show title; > > plot "T-wv-ratio.dat" u 6:1 axes x1y1 t "Ratio" w p pt 7 ps 0.75, \ > '' u 3:1 axes x2y1 t "T (K)" w l lt 1, \ > '' u 4:1 axes x3y1 t "wv (g/m3)" w l lt 2 > > > Could anybody give any solution?. > Thanks in advance. =) > Perhaps you can use multiplot to plot 3 graphs on the same place, but it can become difficult with the grids, tics and labels :confused: -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/plot-data-experimental-data-into-3-different-xrange-in-the-same-plot-tf4574083.html#a13092045 Sent from the Gnuplot - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. |
