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From: Paolo P. <pao...@to...> - 2007-12-19 15:00:09
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Hi,
as the subjects says i've a plot with a lot x tics, and the output is
garbled, is there a way to skip some of them?
Here is my gnuplot script:
set title "Email Processing Status"
set term png size 1024 768
set xlabel "Time" offset 0,-2
set ylabel "Volume"
set key invert reverse Left outside
set style data histogram
set style histogram rowstacked
set style fill solid border -1
#set xdata time
#set timefmt "%H:%M"
#set format x "%01H %02M"
#set xrange ["00:00":"23:59"]
#set xtics "00:00", 600, "23:59"
set xtic rotate by 90
plot '$DATAFILE' using 2:xtic(1) title "Done", \
'' u 3:xtic(1) title "Running", \
'' u 4:xtic(1) title "Ready", \
'' u 5:xtic(1) title "Queued"
and here is the data file:
13:00 1965942 142846 0 618324
13:20 2086281 168174 0 528615
13:40 2236936 159883 0 422962
14:00 2378720 151422 4958 468820
14:20 2509835 154974 0 708086
14:40 2657699 146929 4988 565078
15:00 2805058 143064 4989 421594
15:20 2883667 169049 0 321989
15:40 2992881 168951 0 317069
16:00 3127238 120896 4634 294658
16:20 3269671 150755 4951 330317
16:40 3390164 160732 0 394797
17:00 3536742 123940 3452 345381
17:20 3633127 131688 4950 268028
17:40 3777765 158817 0 254588
18:00 3840300 156367 0 252872
18:20 3854284 166587 0 397645
18:40 3945939 167211 0 444801
19:00 4128396 122230 4993 302734
19:20 4212272 159910 0 186171
19:40 4352849 156593 4479 150646
20:00 4514529 98026 4930 123554
20:20 4576299 159961 0 136804
20:40 4678907 76802 0 602926
21:00 4755709 83130 0 519796
21:20 4829059 83941 0 445635
21:40 4908008 84857 0 365770
22:00 4987874 89838 0 280923
22:20 5072721 89313 0 196601
22:40 5152202 78643 0 127790
23:00 5186610 78640 0 93385
23:20 5235760 83555 0 39320
23:40 5314400 44235 0 0
[snip]
and here is the resulting plot: http://people.tomato.it/piso/foo.png.
As you can see, on the x axis i've time samples and i would like to have
1 tic printed every 6 hours or so and (if possible) the name of the day
printed below the x axis
every time it wraps 24hours.
I've already tried to play around with 'xdata time', but i couldn't get
anything usable...
bye,
P.
ps please cc: me as i'm not subscribed to the mailing list...
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