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From: Juergen W. <wie...@fr...> - 2005-02-04 07:47:42
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On Friday 04 February 2005 08:14, Chris Horn wrote: > I'm having a bit of trouble getting a plot to be successfully created. > It's a lot of data to plot, so I'm curious whether I've hit some limit in > GNUplot, or whether I'm just doing something stupid. [...] > gnuplot> plot 'memory-profile.txt' using 1:10 with linespoints 18, > 'memory-profile.txt' using 1:11 with linespoints 18, 'memory-profile.txt' > using 1:12 with linespoints 18, 'memory-profile.txt' using 1:13 with > linespoints 18, 'memory-profile.txt' using 1:14 with linespoints 18, [...] > 'memory-profile.txt' using 1:46 with linespoints 18, 'memory-profile.txt' > using 1:47 with linespoints 18, 'memory-profile.txt' using 1:48 with > linespoints 18, 'memory-profile.txt' using 1:49 with linespoints 18, > #'memory-profile.txt' using 1:5 with linespoints 18, 'memory-profile.txt' > using 1:50 with linespoints 18, 'memory-profile.txt' using 1:51 with > linespoints 18, 'memory-profile.txt' using 1:52 with linespoints 18, [...] Put the comment sign before the comma. Juergen |