Re: [Gretl-users] Request: Matrix-plot feature

> OK, since enhancement of graphing has been a sub-plot of > working towards gretl 1.9.7, I've added a --matrix=whatever > option to the "scatters" command. You can give the x and y > specifications with series, but if you omit them you get a > plot of all columns of the matrix against time (or an index > variable). While I was at it I raised the max number of plots i>n "scatters" to 16. Example: <hansl> > matrix = mnormal(40,16) > scatters --with-lines --output=display --matrix=m </hansl> Thank you for implementing this, Allin. The output looks very nice, and it is good to have the possibility to plot more than 6 figures within scatters (e.g. for drawing impulse-response-functions with some more variables within one window). But there seems to be a bug if one wants to save the output to *.eps. In your example only the 13th sub-figure is saved.