Re: [Gnuplot-info] re ad and plot a lot of files with consecutive numbering

[pemilti <mic...@lt...>]

Thomas Sefzick wrote:
> 
>> OK, but how I can read the files with consecutive numbering,
>> example: file1.dat, file2.dat,...
>> and write the output to out1.gif, out2.gif,..?
>> I've got a file whose name is used to generate other filenames
>> with consecutive numbering.
>>
>> I want to do this like this schema:
>> counter = counter + 1;
>> set output 'out_'counter'.gif'
>> plot 'NetzAus_'.counter'.dat' using 1:2 with lines axes x1y1 title "Strom
>> [A]"
>> if (counter<= counterMax) reread
> 
> you need a start script and another script for the loop:
> 
> start.plt:
> 
> set grid
> set title 'Data Netz Aus'
> set xlabel 'Zeit [s]'
> set terminal gif tiny size 1024,768
> set y2label
> set y2tics
> counter = 0
> counterMax = 100
> load 'loop.plt'
> 
> loop.plt:
> 
> counter = counter + 1;
> set output 'out_'.counter.'.gif'
> plot 'NetzAus_'.counter.'.dat' using 1:2 with lines axes x1y1 title "Strom
> [A]"
> if (counter<= counterMax) reread
> 
> and then you start the whole thing at the gnuplot
> command prompt:
> 
> load 'start.plt'
> 
> 

@ Thomas Sefzick
Thanks for your great and fast help. It works very nice.  :jumping:

@All
Please note: If you want to start with 0 you have to set counter to -1.

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