set xrange ["12/28/2010":"12/28/2010"]
start and end time are the same, so the x-range is empty.
fretagi wrote:
>
> I am trying to generate a plot from a txt file that looks like this:
>
> 12/28/2010 00:00:00 4 25.62 670.1 200426 9674 68.27
> 52.59 49.00 0 0.0
> 12/28/2010 00:05:00 4 19.58 304.8 91592 9697 68.19
> 52.52 49.00 0 0.0
> 12/28/2010 00:10:00 4 14.54 187.4 56276 9736 68.08
> 52.41 49.00 0 0.0
> 12/28/2010 00:15:00 4 15.77 192.7 57867 9722 68.11
> 52.44 49.00 0 0.0
> 12/28/2010 00:20:00 4 13.75 173.0 51761 9681 68.25
> 52.57 49.00 0 0.0
> 12/28/2010 00:25:00 4 13.61 186.4 56069 9639 68.36
> 52.69 49.00 0 0.0
> 12/28/2010 00:30:00 4 18.18 383.4 115211 9598 68.50
> 52.82 49.00 0 0.0
>
> and I am using the following file:
>
> set terminal png truecolor
> set output "glox1.png"
> set autoscale
> set xdata time
> set timefmt "%m/%d/%Y"
> set xrange ["12/28/2010":"12/28/2010"]
> set format x "%m/%d"
> set timefmt "%m/%d/%Y\t%H:%M:%S"
> set style data lines
> plot "glo1.txt" using 1:4
>
>
> But I am getting the following error:
> gnuplot> plot "glo1.txt" using 1:4
> ^
> line 0: Can't plot with an empty x range!
>
> Please can you help me solve this issue
>
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