Re: [Ngspice-users] graphics with gnuplot

[Dave C. <dm...@dm...>]

I neglected to mention that the reason for asking my previous 
questions it that when I run your example, I do indeed get gnuplot to 
run but is runs and exits (I can see the plots and they appear 
valid). I'm using GNUPlot version gp440rc1_win on Window XP/SP3. I 
also have GNUPlot's binary in my PATH.

Thanks,

Dave

At 06:43 AM 1/1/2010, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I have updated the interface to the graphics program gnuplot.
>Command:
>gnuplot file plotargs
>It should behave like plot, but using gnuplot for graphics output and
>further data manipulation. ngspice creates a file called file.plt
>containing the gnuplot command sequence, a file called file.data
>containing the data to be plotted, and a file called file.eps containg a
>postscript hardcopy of the plot. On LINUX gnuplot is called via xterm,
>which offers a gnuplot console to manipulate the data. On Windows a
>gnuplot command console may be opened by selecting 'Command Line' form a
>drop down menue which opens up by clicking on the upper left button in
>the plot window. Of course you have to have gnuplot installed properly
>on your system.
>
>Tested on LINUX, Cygwin, Windows 7, with plotargs being the vectors to
>be plotted.
>
>Regards
>
>Holger
>
>
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