1. you may modify certain x-values by subtracting the gap(s) using the
'using' option. but this will not modify the x-axis, i.e. the tics labels,
these you would have to set explicitly.
2. you could use 'multiplot' and produce a sub-plot for each interval
of continuous data. have a look at:
http://gnuplot.flexkb.net/wc.dll?gnu~SplitAxes
rasikaa wrote:
>
> I am trying to plot some time series data over several days using gnuplot.
> The data has time stamps with millisecond timings spanning several days. I
> am able to plot them using a time formatted x axis. However, the data has
> large time intervals (non trading hours in the stock market) that result
> in a large long line for this period.
>
> Is there any way that I can tell gnuplot to ignore a certain time interval
> in a day so that I can get the graph as a continuous line?
>
> Thanks and best regards,
>
> Rasika
>
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