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From: Bench <na...@be...> - 2008-04-18 01:00:35
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Thanks for replying. I see what you are suggesting here. That is basically what I am doing now. I was just looking for a solution that wouldn't require temporary files. Hans-Bernhard reply nailed it: use wgnuplot_pipes. Ben Tatsuro MATSUOKA-5 wrote: > > Hello > > What do you want to do in detail? > I cannot understand it. > > Do you have a script file that have parameters and do you want to control > the parameter from external > environmnts? > > If so my idea to use combination of batch file and script file. > > ********* > # testscript.gp -- test script file > plot a*x+b > > ********** > > ************** > rem ===test.bat test batch file: usage : test 1.0 5.0 > rem == the a=1.0, b=5.0 > echo a=%1; b=%2 > exescript.gp > type testsrcipt.gp >> exescript.gp > wgnuplot exescript.gp - > del exescript.gp > del tmpxxxxx.txt > ********** > > > Is the above example helpful for you ? > > Regards > Tatsuro > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/setting-variables-prior-to-running-gnuplot-on-Win32-tp16737186p16758628.html Sent from the Gnuplot - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. |