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From: Sam K. <Sam...@da...> - 2012-01-24 16:58:40
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Hi, I'm using gnuplot (wgnuplot.exe) V4.1 on Windows7 Simple question - I use gnuplot to display basic data files, (e.g plot "1.txt" with lines), each time I type plot or splot, gnuplot generates the resulting graph in a separate window, however it always re-uses the same window, discarding any previous content. I really really really really want to display each graph in a NEW window, so if I enter ten plot commands I want to end up with ten graphs each in its own window. I'm not bothered about interacting with the plots (like zoom, rescaling etc), I just want to see more than one graph on the screen at the same time. Currently the only way I can figure do this is by running multiple copies of gnuplot (i.e. one per graph), but this doesn't work well when you need lots of graphs at the same time. Seems like such a simple thing I feel really stupid not being able to figure it out...... all suggestions welcome Thanks, Sam |