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From: yves2010 <su...@vi...> - 2010-08-07 13:10:40
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Thank you for the answer; I had already poked around this.
I am still struggling with the syntax to have Gnuplot accept data organized
in two numbers per line:
<bof>
x1 y1
x2 y2
x3 y3
etc.
<eof>
The command:
plot '-' binary endian=little array=(<#lines>,2) format='%float64'
will make Gnuplot issue: "this 2D plot style cannot handle matrix data"
The command
plot '-' binary endian=little array=<#lines> format='%float64'
plots something, but not enough data are read. The command
plot '-' binary endian=little array=<#lines*2> format='%float64'
plots everything, but do not take into account that is is a sequence of
(xi,yi) datapoints.
Any suggestion?
Yves
Daniel J Sebald wrote:
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> Yves,
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> That feature may already exist. Look very closely at the demos for images
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> http://gnuplot.sourceforge.net/demo_cvs/image2.html
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> for the example titled
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> "Binary data specified at the command line, intended for use through pipe"
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> (Look for the file in the CVS build if the binary characters don't come
> through properly).
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> Maybe that will work for you.
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> Dan
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