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Re: [Gnuplot-info] passing an argument to gnuplot script

[Tatsuro M. <tma...@ya...>]

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--- Tatsuro MATSUOKA wrote:

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> Use 'call' command.
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> Run 'help call' on the gnuplot and see how to use call command.
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> Tatsuro
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> --- she...@be... wrote:
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> > Hi Gnuplotters
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> > I have a gnuplot script to which I would like to pass an numerical argument.
> > How might I do this?
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> > Thank you
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Re: [Gnuplot-info] passing an argument to gnuplot script

[tmacchant <tma...@ya...>]

> export num=$1
> gnuplot -e "fileW='/dev/shm/waitingTime$1.txt';
> fileT='/dev/shm/thinkingTime$1.txt'" file.gnuplot

I have been long time only window user and became also Linux user very
recently.
(But I have experienced msys and cygwin.)

I have also Googled.

Does the below work? 
$ cmd=$(printf "gnuplot -e \"fileW='/dev/shm/waitingTime%d.txt';
fileT='/dev/shm/thinkingTime%d.txt'\" file.gnuplot" $1 $1); $cmd

Tatsuro



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Re: [Gnuplot-info] passing an argument to gnuplot script

[Tatsuro M. <tma...@ya...>]

----- Original Message -----

> From: tmacchant
> To: gnuplot-info
> Cc: 
> Date: 2015/6/18, Thu 09:00
> Subject: Re: [Gnuplot-info] passing an argument to gnuplot script
> 
>>  export num=$1
>>  gnuplot -e "fileW='/dev/shm/waitingTime$1.txt';
>>  fileT='/dev/shm/thinkingTime$1.txt'" file.gnuplot
> 
> I have been long time only window user and became also Linux user very
> recently.
> (But I have experienced msys and cygwin.)
> 
> I have also Googled.
> 
> Does the below work? 
> $ cmd=$(printf "gnuplot -e \"fileW='/dev/shm/waitingTime%d.txt';fileT='/dev/shm/thinkingTime%d.txt'\" file.gnuplot" $1  $1); $cmd
> 
Perhaps the below is enough
$ $(printf "gnuplot -e \"fileW='/dev/shm/waitingTime%d.txt';fileT='/dev/shm/thinkingTime%d.txt'\" file.gnuplot" $1  $1)

Tatsuro