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[Gnuplot-info] tic placement problem

[Brian C. <bcu...@ya...>]

Please refer to the attached bug.zip and the readme inside.  We notice that when plotting with the data starting at odd numbers (y.txt/y.dat) in a time series plot that the graph certainly isn't what we wanted.  The plot created with the data starting at even numbers (x.txt/x.dat) in a time series plot is what we wanted.  x.dat data starts at 0 while y.dat data starts at one and that is where we believe the problem might be, you should notice that the vertical lines in y.dat aren't at 3 and 4 like we programmed it to do.  Is there any way to fix this so that the graph puts the x2tics where they are supposed to be and possibly puts the starting point of the graph at 1 like we wanted?

~Brian C.

[Gnuplot-info] tic placement problem

[Brian C. <bcu...@ya...>]

since it won't allow me to attach and send, how do i get the attachment to everyone?

~Brian C.

Re: [Gnuplot-info] tic placement problem

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

Brian Curtis wrote:

> Please refer to the attached bug.zip and the readme inside.  

The attachment didn't make it --- but you already know that.

I suggest you go to the Bug Tracker at SourceForge and submit this
there. You should be able to attach your example there. In case of
doubt, try to reduce your problem to the absolute bare minimum and post
it as text.