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From: walter h. <wh...@bf...> - 2014-01-21 12:27:49
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Am 21.01.2014 12:43, schrieb Thomas Sefzick: > walter harms <wharms <at> bfs.de> writes: > >> the idea here was to plot the time difference ($2-$1) vs value (3). >> The results are confusing and i have no idea what the problem may be >> (me or gnuplot). >> the x-axes i see is 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 >> but i expected to see the time difference in seconds. >> ... >> note: this is a simplified example >> >> # from to value >> 1990-01 1990-06 27 >> 1990-01 1991-12 35 >> 1989-12 1992-01 22 >> >> set timefmt "%Y-%m" >> set xdata time >> set format x "%s" # seconds to illustrate the problem >> plot "test.dat" using ($2-$1):3 with p ps 2 pt 5 > > "$2" doesn't work for time data, use the "timecolumn(2)" > function instead. > > plot "test.dat" using (timecolumn(2)-timecolumn(1)):3 with p ps 2 pt 5 > > should work > > works much better, That should be mentioned in time/date help ! re, wh |