Re: [Gnuplot-info] Re ferencing files in gnuplot script

[Dieter J. <die...@t-...>]

Hi Pavan,
I do not know which version of gnuplot you are using. However, in gnuplot 
4.2.3 you ask for 

help variable

and you will know what to do. RTFM.

Take care




Dieter

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-----------------------------------------------------------Am Mittwoch, 23. 
April 2008 18:27:06 schrieb PavanG:
> Hello All,
> I am trying to do the following
>
> gnuplot>GP=0
> gnuplot> plot "tmp.$GP.250", "tmp.$GP.260", "tmp.$GP.270", "tmp.$GP.280"
>
> It complains that a file tmp.$GP.250 does not exist. What should I do to
> make it read GP as a variable?
> I tried
> gnuplot> plot 'tmp.$GP.250', 'tmp.$GP.260', 'tmp.$GP.270', 'tmp.$GP.280'
> [single quote]
> gnuplot> plot "tmp.($GP).250", "tmp.($GP).260", "tmp.($GP).270",
> "tmp.($GP).280" [parantheses around GP]
>
> None works. Suggestions?
> Thanks!