|
From: Thomas S. <t.s...@fz...> - 2010-04-07 20:08:48
|
make a dummy plot to determine the xrange, then do the real plot: set term push set term dumb set xrange [] writeback plot "file.asc" with line notitle axis x1y1, \ 1 notitle with line set xrange restore set term pop replot yoel wrote: > > Hi all, > I'm trying to plot an x(y) curve (data given in two columns of a file) and > on top to plot a constant line: > y=1 > Right now it looks like that: > set format y "%e" > set autoscale x > set yrange [-0.863098:2.43739] > plot "file.asc" with line notitle axis x1y1, \ > 1 notitle with line > > File.asc has data in the range -1.5<x<7 > Since -1.5 isn't a whole value, the left x end it -2. > My problem is that the line y=1 is plotted only until x=-1.5 and not until > the end of the plot area (x=-2). > Does anyone know how I can make gnuplot plot the straight line until the > end of the plotting area? > I could set the xrange to [-2:7] but I want to do it automatically on many > files and the range is a bit different each time. > Looking for something more generic... > > Thanks a lot! > Yoel > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/plotting-data-%2B-functions-on-the-same-graph-tp28165544p28170341.html Sent from the Gnuplot - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. |