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From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2005-06-15 12:51:10
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I tried to generate filename via a string function, and plot them (sometimes filenames are very long). For example: f(n)='a'.n.'.dat' plot f(1), f(2) => it should be equivalent to plot 'a1.dat', 'a2.dat'. However, gnuplot complains: warning: encountered a string when expecting a number NB: you cannot plot a string-valued function I wish it behaves like I expect, i.e. string means filename. Ethan, could you change this behaviour? --- PM |