I need to change the size of a plot so that the text and line will be the
correct size in my LaTeX document. I prefer to give LaTeX the correctly sized
figure rather than scaling in LaTeX. I have writen a script that generates a
GNUPLOT gp file. But the following command generates an error:
set
On Sun, 5 Aug 2012, Logan Kelly wrote:
> I need to change the size of a plot so that the text and
> line will be the correct size in my LaTeX document. I prefer
> to give LaTeX the correctly sized figure rather than scaling
> in LaTeX. I have writen a script that generates a GNUPLOT gp
> file.
Allin,
Tks
know for using the loop the d6 must be > d1 a
what if there is a d5 column and want to loop against the other columns d1
to d3 ? t these columns are < and are not process and the csv file must be
ajust the column d3 to the first column
is there a method to autothe adjustment?
and
On Sun, 5 Aug 2012, Allin Cottrell wrote:
> On Sun, 5 Aug 2012, Pindar wrote:
>
>> I tried a promising workaround for the 'matrix stuff'. However, there is
>> still a major obstacle:
>> data ... --odbc isn't allowed within a loop.
>
> Hmm, I can't offhand see any reason why that should be
> di
On Sun, 5 Aug 2012, Allin Cottrell wrote:
> On Sat, 4 Aug 2012, Logan Kelly wrote:
>
>> Is it possible to access elements of a list. I need the variable name-as a
>> string-of the i_th element of a list. Something like
>>
>> string variable_name = varnam(ylist[i])
>
> You can't directly index in
2012/8/4 Logan Kelly
> Is it possible to access elements of a list. I need the variable name—as
> a string—of the i_th element of a list. Something like
>
> string variable_name = varnam(ylist[i])
>
> Thanks,
>
> Logan Kelly
>
>
> ___
> Gretl-users mai
Hi all,
I tried a promising workaround for the 'matrix stuff'. However, there is
still a major obstacle:
data ... --odbc isn't allowed within a loop.
Up until now for one period I use loops to generate the SQL statements
and have a bunch of data statements right after the loop.
This will shor
On Sun, 5 Aug 2012, clarodina clarodina wrote:
> Have a csv file having 25 columns d1 to d25
>
> Trying to do a loop aginst the columns
>
> scalar lo1=d1
You cannot assign a series (d1) as the content of a scalar variable
(lo1), that simply does not make sense. If you want to loop across
the se
On Sun, 5 Aug 2012, Pindar wrote:
> I tried a promising workaround for the 'matrix stuff'. However, there is
> still a major obstacle:
> data ... --odbc isn't allowed within a loop.
Hmm, I can't offhand see any reason why that should be disallowed.
I'll check into it.
Allin Cottrell
On Sat, 4 Aug 2012, Logan Kelly wrote:
> Is it possible to access elements of a list. I need the variable
> name-as a string-of the i_th element of a list. Something like
>
> string variable_name = varnam(ylist[i])
You can't directly index into a list but -- if the idiomatic form of
a "foreach"
Have a csv file having 25 columns d1 to d25
Trying to do a loop aginst the columns
scalar lo1=d1
scaler lo2=d2
.
.
.
.
.
scaler lo25=d25
Loop k=lo1..lo6
Loop m=lo6..lo12
but give a error
directly loop k=d1..d6 also give error
how to reference the columns
Have a csv file having 25 column
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