Re: [Gnuplot-info] stop popping up plots from command line

[Florian K. <flo...@tu...>]

Hi!

With popping up I mean the plot appearing on the screen and then
immediately  to be closed --> so you can see  the plots  flashing  on
the screen - I tried
        g.plot(d)
        g.hardcopy(place_2_save_4_feat)   

with ps it seems to work better - but it still fails sometimes -  what
can I chose for other output formats which may increase my performance?

Thanks!

Florian



I Wayan Warmada wrote:
> Do you mean your plot is displayed in the screen?
> If so, you may change the terminal, i.e., png or other
> graphic formats. I prefer to use postscript or pdf
> terminal. PNG or other bitmapped graphics are to bad
> for producing a reports.
>
> You just put a simple command, i.e.,
>
> set terminal postscript
> set output "name_of_output.ps"
>
> plot ....
>
> Gruess,
> Wayan
>
> --- Florian Koelling <flo...@tu...>
> wrote:
>
>   
>> Hans-Bernhard Bröker wrote:
>>     
>>> Florian Koelling wrote:
>>>
>>>       
>>>> Is there any possibility to avoid the plot-open
>>>>         
>> plot-close plot
>>     
>>>> procedure? I only would like to save my Data to
>>>>         
>> Disk without having any
>>     
>>>> popup.
>>>>         
>>> Then you'll have to check the documentation of
>>>       
>> gnuplot.py about
>>     
>>> interactive vs. direct-to-file outputs.  Suffice
>>>       
>> it to say that
>>     
>>> "hardcopy" probably shouldn't be a command you
>>>       
>> use:
>>     
>>>>         g.plot(d)
>>>>         g.hardcopy(place_2_save_4_feat,
>>>>         
>> terminal='png')   
>>     
>>> This plots the data to the screen first, then
>>>       
>> outputs it to a file.
>>     
>>> That's not what you want, so don't do that.
>>>       
>> Hi I haven't found a documentation touching this
>> topic and I have to use
>> the "plot" command. Without doing so I only receive
>> empty Documents.
>>
>> Tanks!
>>
>>
>>
>>
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