Re: loop bug or feature?

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On 13/12/15 16:56, Juhász Péter wrote:
>> plot[0:1.2]  for [ len=9000:7000:-50 ] s=0 \
>> >, "test_filter.out" u (1/$4):($5*1.5e08) w l tit " filter resp " \
>> >, "data-".sprintf("%d",len).".out" u (1/$4):5 w l  tit
>> >sprintf("%d",len).".out" \
>> >
> The plot and splot commands accept a comma-separated list of functions
> or datafiles (or variable assignments), and the for clause counts *per
> function/datafile*.
> So your command essentially sets s = 0 many times, then plots your two
> datafiles once.

Just for the record, since I pointed out that this was not correct and 
contrary to what I had reported, it seems there was a fix between 5.0 
and current cvs.

I have just installed the distro's 5.0 and indeed it does appear that 
s=0 makes a difference and is possible with is getting done n times. I 
only get the last data file plotted until I remove it. So Peter, you 
seem to be right in the case of 5.0

What I said related to recent CVS gnuplot and was also accurate.

Thx.