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From: Philipp K. J. <ja...@ie...> - 2009-11-22 02:14:25
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I am not sure how the "matrix" keyword works (that is: is supposed to work) when used together with the plot (not splot) command. Can you help me to enumerate the legal uses? For splot, there seem to be two legal ways to use matrix: splot "file" matrix and splot "file" matrix u ($1):($2):3 The first assumes the values in the file to be z-values on a regular grid. The second assumes that the z-values are in "column" 3, and allows me to fix the x- and y-coordinates through the "columns" 1 and 2. Is it legal to do either: splot "file" matrix u 1 or splot "file" matrix 1:2 And if so, what do either of them do? For plot (not splot), I am completely confused. Does it even make sense to have the notion of a "matrix" format for plot? The "matrix" keyword seems to suggest that the data is on a regular, 2-dim grid. This notion does not seem to have any meaning for plot. Best, Ph. |