From: Dmitri A. S. <dm...@un...> - 2004-02-25 20:07:40
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I played with new this feature of X11 terminal and the behavior was not what I expected. Perhaps this is a "feature" rather than the bug, but I'd like to hear confirmation one way or another. gnuplot> set term x11 0 Terminal type set to 'x11' Options are '0' gnuplot> plot sin(x) (Plot sin(x) in window "0") gnuplot> set term x11 1 Terminal type set to 'x11' Options are '1' gnuplot> plot sin(2*x) (This opens the second window and plot sin(2*x), so far so good. Now I want to go back to window 0 and _add_ cos(x) to the plot) gnuplot> set term x11 0 Terminal type set to 'x11' Options are '0' gnuplot> replot cos(x) (sin(x) plot is gone and I have sin(2*x) and cos(x) in windows "0") Is it what suppose to happen? Sincerely, Dmitri. |