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From: Leo B. <leo...@um...> - 2024-11-29 17:57:24
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On Thu, Nov 28 2024, Hans-Bernhard Bröker <HBB...@t-...> wrote:
> Am 28.11.2024 um 21:05 schrieb Leo Butler:
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>> w filledcurves~a xy=~a,~a lc ~a axis ~a
>> (the ~a are place holder for values, like %s in a printf template).
>> 1. Was this syntax ever supported by gnuplot? If so, what did it do
>> and
>> how can the same effect be achieved in more recent gnuplots?
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> I think that would depend on what the very first of those ~a thingies
> expands to.
>
> The documented syntax and the existing demos both suggest the 'xy='
> part to come rather immediately after "filledcurves". The syntax only
> allows keywords like 'above' or 'below' in that place. See "help with
> filledcurves" on current git head:
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>> Syntax for 2D:
>> plot f(x) with filledcurves [option]
>> plot DATA using 1:2 with filledcurves [option]
>> plot DATA using 1:2:3 with filledcurves [option]
>> where the option can be one of the following
>> closed
>> {above|below} x1 x2 y r=<a> xy=<x>,<y>
>> between
Ahhh, thank you. I did not understand that the 'xy=' clause was an
option for 'filledcurves'.
After looking at the git log more carefully, the error was introduced a
couple years. I have done as you suggested and corrected the error.
Thanks, Hans-Bernhard and Evan, for your help.
Best regards,
Leo
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