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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <HBB...@t-...> - 2012-10-06 13:37:14
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On 06.10.2012 14:20, gargarale wrote: > I want to change my default directory for gnuplot to my data folder on > Windows, without having to manually use ChDir or alike (which is currently > about 10 times a day). > > Having searched the web, the use of GNUPLOT.ini or .gnuplot seemed > applicable (with cd "folder" in the file), however I cannot seem to find > which folder to place this file so the command is run. See "help startup" and "help environment" for information where gnuplot.ini is supposed to be, and how you can change that location if you want to. That said, I'm not convinced you even need a gnuplot.ini for that. Windows users almost invariably start programs via desktop / start menu links. Those allow you to specify a starting directory. Wouldn't that be enough? |