Re: Should gnuplot become a programming environment?

[Petr M. <mi...@ph...>]

> And once we will have that array data
> structure, it's only a matter of time
> before someone implements an FFT in
> gnuplot.

I think you can achieve it this way:

plot "<octave --silent --eval \"a=load('a.dat'); disp(imag(fft(a)));\"" with image

I like all new features, including macros and strings.

Anyway, a nice discussion, which hilights achievements done recently.

But nobody wants to replace Octave or Python, as gnuplot is/can be used by 
them.

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