Re: [Gretl-users] about gnuplot
On Tue, 27 Jan 2009, yinung at Gmail wrote:
1. I use the command, gnuplot as follows
gnuplot x1 x2 y1 y2 --time-series --with-lines
without any problems. What should I do if I would like to draw x1 x2
with lines but y1 y2 with points?
Either use the GUI plot editor, or exploit the
{ extra gnuplot commands; }
mechanism. See gretl's command reference entry for "gnuplot".
2. The command, gnuplot, in console can generate a plot. But it
seems not to work when I use the same gnuplot command in a
script. It responds that, for example,
wrote D:\Subdir\gpttmp01.plt
Is this normal? How can I access (open) *.plt files?
Yes, it's normal. See the gretl command entry for "gnuplot". You
can access .plt files using a text editor or using gnuplot itself
(wgnuplot.exe in the gretl program directory).
Allin Cottrell