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From: <br...@ph...> - 2006-08-22 01:26:57
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Mojca Miklavec wrote: > The most safe way would be to write a single script for each input > (which is what is done now), but that influences efficiency > considerably (think of calling gnuplot 30 times versus calling gnuplot > only once with 30 plot commands and perhaps a few changes of the > terminal and output file inbetween). Huh? What does having separate scripts have to do with running a completely new instance of gnuplot for each script? > Example: > the user selects PNG terminal and wants the first figure to be > transparent and the second one to use "default" values (whatever they > are, notransparent in that case). Then the user should have a look at 'set term push' and 'set term pop', and maybe at 'save terminal', too. |