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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <HBB...@t-...> - 2008-11-08 23:43:56
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WS12 wrote: > 1. There is no gnuplot.ini on my system. So I want to create it. For some particular reason, or just on principle? > In which > folder do I have to place it? I tried 'C:\Docs and > settings\USERNAME\Application data\', but it didn't work. (In this folder I > have found 'gnuplot_history') Well, according to 'help startup', you should have put it into %USERPROFILE%, i.e. "c:\Documents and Settings\[your User name]\". But the documentation appears to be dragging a little behind things. It's actually in %APPDATA%. I just tried that with 4.2.3, and it worked. Oh, and since you appear to be hailing from Germany, please note that the name of %APPDATA% would be "c:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\[your User name]\Anwendungsdaten" here. > 2. I want to plot graphs by starting a .plt file directly - without starting > wgnuplot.exe first. When I do so, the plot is displayed. But immediately > after the graph has been plotted, the window is shut down again. How can I > hold the window to watch the graph? |