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From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2012-02-11 23:21:33
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> > All of this has been true for gnuplot terminals since approximately forever. > > "replot" can only reproduce the immediately prior plot command. > > It can't dive back into history and re-execute earlier plots in > > the session. > > Would be nice if it could ;) The history is there ... > > Would rerunning everything in history since multiplot last became active > make sense? > > "multireplot" if it needs to be functionally separte. The only way how to achieve such a functionality is by doing "save" into a temporary file just after each plot. multireplot would have to load each file (and hope the original data are still available). There is no single structure keeping the complete gnuplot session, so a file is necessary. Actually, multireplot is not necessary as you can use "set term xxx n" instead and enjoy mousing in the nth window. BTW, the 2nd paragraph in "help mouse" says that mousing is not available in multiplot. Do you think a similar message should be added to "help multiplot"? --- PM |