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From: Thomas S. <t.s...@fz...> - 2009-03-15 19:26:50
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gnuplot supports logscale with box plots,
but you may have missed the warning
"y range must be greater than 0 for log scale"
ozaltn wrote:
>
> If I execute the script without 'set log y', it runs OK. But with 'set log
> y' I get an empty picture. Is it because gnuplot does not support logscale
> wit box plots?
>
> Thanks
>
> osman
>
> set terminal png notransparent large
> set output "cat.png"
> set log y
> set title "histogram 603s"
> set xlabel "years"
> set ylabel "number of cats"
> set nokey
> set ticscale 0.001
> set xrange [0:20+1]
> set yrange [0:6126*1.2]
> set xtics rotate by 90
> set xtics ("1004.14"3, " 1012.79"4, " 1021.45"5, " 1030.10"6, " 1038.75"7,
> " 1047.41"8, " 1056.06"9, " 1064.72"10, " 1073.37"11)
> set x2tics ("1077.56"11, "1011.61"3)
> set multiplot
> plot 'routhistogramCBC.dat' with boxes fs solid 0.2
> set parametric
> set trange [0:6126*1.5]
> plot 2.5,t lt 2
> plot 11.5,t lt 5
> unset parametric
> set nomultiplot
> show output
>
>
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