Re: [Gnuplot-info] how to remove crossing lines mysteriously showing up

[Jon <dev...@gm...>]

I don't know which version is for the wgnuplot, but I installed it within
last year. I issued command "reset xy" and it complained error, and, two
crossing lines like some reference lines shown on the graph, any commands
before issuing this command worked fine, thus I don't think the phenomonon
is related to them.

I guess the "reset xy" triggered some hidden command which brings up the
reference lines or baselines or ruler or something like this, thus some
reset command should work, I guess,

btw, the term is windows

btw, wgnuplot does not seem to support '!cd ...' these kind of command to
run msdos commands within the input panel, meanwhile, when clicking on chdir
button, what comes out is the default directory of binaries, is there way to
remember the most recently quitted directory as the current directory?
Thanks for any hint,


2010/4/25 Hans-Bernhard Bröker <HBB...@t-...>

> Jon wrote:
>
>> I don't know how to correct this command, I then issued 'reset x' and
>> 'reset
>> y', but does not help,
>>
>
> Nothing likely will until you help others help you, by providing more
> precise information.  The complete sequence of commands needed to reproduce
> the bug, e.g.
>
>
>  the gnuplot version is actually for windows version, wguplot, thus I don't
>> know whether it is appropriate to post my question here,
>>
>
> wgnuplot is not a version, it's the name of the executable.  The version is
> what it prints as you start it.
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