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From: Shuxia Z. <sz...@ms...> - 2006-04-05 14:12:52
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Thanks for the reply. I know what what you said " You have to keep a gnuplot process open, and generate fresh plots by sending it new commands from time to time". Actually many examples you can find from the web. My problem is tougher than that. I have a friend who could get the plot updated on one-window by lauching something like this: gnuplot -persist -clear -tvtwm < fplot0 gnuplot -persist -clear -tvtwm < fplot1 gnuplot -persist -clear -tvtwm < fplot1 But now it does not work any more. We could not figure out what is the cause. Any ideas? Shuxia |