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From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2005-11-27 17:48:54
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> So far as I can tell, the command > set datafile binary > does not accomplish anything at all. > > I had assumed it was intended to make subsequent input default > to binary, but perhaps not. > > That is, I expected the two following sequences would produce > the same result. But they don't. The second sequence tries > to read the input as ascii. > > # All in-line > plot 'foo' binary with image > > # Set defaults > set datafile binary > plot 'foo' with image I think the command "set datafile binary" should not switch to binary reading because there is no an opposite switch like "plot 'bla' ascii". I think it should behave this way: gnuplot> set datafile binary ^ option expected BTW: "show datafile binary" says "int64" (8) -- processor does not support this size "uint64" (8) -- processor does not support this size but I think they are supported as "long long int" on i386. --- PM |