From: <HBB...@t-...> - 2007-08-10 13:58:38
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Victor J. Slabinski wrote: > set timestamp rotate ,4 (2) > > (which assumes the default xoff=0) may give an error message. As of 4.2, it will. The syntax in version 4.2 uses keywords in several places where implicit ordering of command line elements was used so far. The equivalent command according to the manual for version 4.2 would be: set timestampe rotate offset ,4 > The timestamp error I report here is either > a) a bug in gnuplot 4.2 or > b) a typo in the gnuplot manual: > . "gnuplot, An Interactive Plotting Program" > . manual prepared by Dick Crawford > . Last editted: 2004/04/13 17:23:36 . It's actually neither, because you appear to be looking at an outdated version of the manual. The version 4.0 manual doesn't apply to version 4.2. |