Le 07/10/2011 07:50, Annaert Jan a écrit : > In script mode, the freq command does not produce the graph that is > shown in the interactive mode. However, in some cases it may be useful > to have this feature as well in script mode. Is it difficult to add an > --output=display option to the command similar as in the gnuplot command? Basically, adding the --output flag into a script does produce the same effect as in the comand line. For example the following script will show on the screen 4 time series plots
/open australia.gdt
loop foreach i PAU..IAU
gnuplot $i --output=display --time-series
endloop/
Best,
Artur
Le 07/10/2011 07:50, Annaert Jan a écrit :
In script mode, the freq command does not produce the graph that is shown in the interactive mode. However, in some cases it may be useful to have this feature as well in script mode. Is it difficult to add an --output=display option to the command similar as in the gnuplot command?Basically, adding the --output flag into a script does produce the same effect as in the comand line. For example the following script will show on the screen 4 time series plots open australia.gdt loop foreach i PAU..IAU gnuplot $i --output=display --time-series endloop Best, Artur |
