ptheguy

Hi, I don't know if this issue has been fixed yet or not, but according to documenation one can say set term logscale; set xtics 1,10,100 to obtain a logscale that starts with 1 and ends with 100 with major axis seeing the effect of the multiplicative factor 10. With gnuplot 5.2, the incremenet value seems to be interpreted as additive and not multiplicative. The attached plot was made as follows: set logscale x set xtics 1,10,100 set xrange [1:100] plot 1/x

Hi, I don't know if this issue has been fixed yet or not, but according to documenation one can say set term logscale; set xtics 1,10,100 to obtain a logscale that starts with 1 and ends with 100 with major axis seeing the effect of the multiplicative factor 10. With gnuplot 5.2, the incremenet value seems to be interpreted as additive and not multiplicative.