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From: Chris H. <ch...@be...> - 2005-02-04 08:06:11
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On Friday 04 February 2005 02:46, Juergen Wieferink wrote: > > '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. Thanks! It was something stupid, after all! Now, if I could only figure out why I am continuously hit with errors like this: "generated-chart-code.gp", line 72: all points y value undefined! This is probably beyond this mailing list, but with Perl, I wrote a program (because of this error) that checks for any column who's y-values consist solely of only undefined values - and then I don't include those columns in the GNUplot control file. Yet GNUplot still complains. Do I misunderstand this error? Why does it pop up? The Perl can be found here, for whoever's curious: http://www.beefstew.net/downloads/chart-unit-process.pl I run it on the dataset linked in the previous email (although my private copy has column headers that I've stripped out in the public version). Thank you, again, Juergen. Chris Horn. |