My Idea is to do the whole thing with a script, whille your porposal seems to require saving the file by hand.

To give you an idea I send you the faile script I was working on:

open /home/pc-1/.gretl/db/be.bin

data BE_1_10_11
data BE_1_10_12
data BE_1_10_13

gnuplot BE_1_10_11 --time-series --with-lines --output=display
gnuplot BE_1_10_12 --time-series --with-lines --output=display { set title 'AAA'; }
gnuplot BE_1_10_13 --time-series --with-lines --output=display { set title 'AAA'; }


gnuplot BE_1_10_11  BE_1_10_12  BE_1_10_13 --time-series --with-lines --output=display \
 { set multiplot layout 3,1 rowsfirst downwards; set autoscale ;  set title 'AA'; }
 
It works till i get to lhe last command. If I drop the "set multplot layout 3,1 rowsfirst downwards;"  I would get the three series on a chart, but the point is getting three charts one on top of the other.

I do not see how to reproduce in gretl the syntax of gnuplot which states which series should go to which pane.

Any suggestion would be more than welcome

On Sat, May 10, 2014 at 11:41 PM, <oleg_komashko@ukr.net> wrote:

Autogenerated script for data from denmark.gdt (open /gretl/data/misc/denmark.gdt should work)

Select several variables->(gretl)plot->save as icon view->right click->Edit plot commands

You can do it for your data, than edit a template

# set term pngcairo font "Vera,9" size 680,400

set encoding utf8

set style line 1 lc rgb "#ff0000"

set style line 2 lc rgb "#0000ff"

set style line 3 lc rgb "#00cc00"

set style line 4 lc rgb "#bf25b2"

set style line 5 lc rgb "#8faab3"

set style line 6 lc rgb "#ffa500"

set style line 8 lc rgb "#dddddd"

set style increment user

# timeseries 4 (letterbox)

set xlabel ''

set xzeroaxis

set datafile missing "?"

set key left top

set xrange [1973.6625:1987.8375]

plot \

 '-' using 1:($2) title "LRM" w lines , \

 '-' using 1:($2) title "LRY" w lines , \

 '-' using 1:($2) title "IBO" w lines , \

 '-' using 1:($2) title "IDE" w lines

1974 11.63255023 

1974.25 11.60415248 

1974.5 11.58152067 

1974.75 11.60184741 

1975 11.! 5863049 

1975.25 11.60449857 

1975.5 11.65330707 

1975.75 11.76424639 

1976 11.75293375 

1976.25 11.76547979 

1976.5 11.78058298 

1976.75 11.77017822 

1977 11.74589213 

1977.25 11.76865141 

1977.5 11.74982457 

1977.75 11.74869654 

1978 11.70491581 

1978.25 11.70344416 

1978.5 11.70300114 

1978.75 11.70367301 

1979 11.67890305 

1979.25 11.7077816 

1979.5 11.67615506 

1979.75 11.68592074 

1980 11.64160637 

1980.25 11.63517976 

1980.5 11.60926098 

1980.75 11.65761265 

1981 11.62781841 

1981.25 11.62885232 

1981.5 11.60377761 

1981.75 11.62906485 

1982 11.60202333 

1982.25 11.60377532 

1982.5 11.59462235 

1982.75 11.60382017 

1983 1! 1.61712564 

1983.25 11.68809589 

1983.5 11.72651 492 

1983.75 11.78125043 

1984 11.79762019 

1984.25 11.84191204 

1984.5 11.84029539 

1984.75 11.92357753 

1985 11.90296222 

1985.25 11.92678366 

1985.5 11.9709981 

1985.75 12.02590261 

1986 12.05115078 

1986.25 12.07546038 

1986.5 12.05618931 

1986.75 12.07162795 

1987 12.02795222 

1987.25 12.03978834 

1987.5 12.0152941 

e

1974 5.903658491 

1974.25 5.873820002 

1974.5 5.837817615 

1974.75 5.812254744 

1975 5.803945406 

1975.25 5.786761176 

1975.5 5.833412391 

1975.75 5.929848684 

1976 5.93765414 

1976.25 5.935332459 

1976.5 5.931754616 

1976.75 5.940524348 

1977 5.928043535 

1977.25 5.937180205 

1977.5 5.956553434 

1977! .75 5.93960188 

1978 5.932407774 

1978.25 5.931237518 

1978.5 5.972135693 

1978.75 5.968729043 

1979 5.962472819 

1979.25 5.986486427 

1979.5 5.984788311 

1979.75 5.977043816 

1980 5.985101093 

1980.25 5.945198333 

1980.5 5.901625175 

1980.75 5.902439872 

1981 5.897421689 

1981.25 5.893865775 

1981.5 5.883451071 

1981.75 5.894687367 

1982 5.902336021 

1982.25 5.924388142 

1982.5 5.949906605 

1982.75 5.928667975 

1983 5.915890154 

1983.25 5.938669863 

1983.5 5.932185504 

1983.75 5.974308978 

1984 5.963915791 

1984.25 6.000993502 

1984.5 5.990537618 

1984.75 5.968702189 

1985 6.013799749 

1985.25 6.003318016 

1985.5 6.044517043 

1! 985.75 6.081291311 

1986 6.095570251 

1986.25 6. 089658293 

1986.5 6.098991614 

1986.75 6.080705894 

1987 6.061174595 

1987.25 6.063729858 

1987.5 6.050830024 

e

1974 0.1547356 

1974.25 0.1779912 

1974.5 0.1705647 

1974.75 0.1522273 

1975 0.1342276 

1975.25 0.1334805 

1975.5 0.1284132 

1975.75 0.1288357 

1976 0.1413445 

1976.25 0.1531187 

1976.5 0.1605787 

1976.75 0.1618325 

1977 0.1665814 

1977.25 0.1630213 

1977.5 0.1692466 

1977.75 0.1728896 

1978 0.1717371 

1978.25 0.1757075 

1978.5 0.1711933 

1978.75 0.1820041 

1979 0.1700434 

1979.25 0.1689293 

1979.5 0.178275 

1979.75 0.1804463 

1980 0.1910667 

1980.25 0.1967 

1980.5 0.1923 

1980.75 0.1829667 

!

1981 0.1845333 

1981.25 0.1928667 

1981.5 0.2032333 

1981.75 0.1923333 

1982 0.2032667 

1982.25 0.2107667 

1982.5 0.2088667 

1982.75 0.1970667 

1983 0.1611 

1983.25 0.1383 

1983.5 0.1417 

1983.75 0.1338 

1984 0.1341 

1984.25 0.1417 

1984.5 0.1448 

1984.75 0.1412 

1985 0.1317 

1985.25 0.1196 

1985.5 0.107 

1985.75 0.1037 

1986 0.0977 

1986.25 0.0984 

1986.5 0.1115 

1986.75 0.114267 

1987 0.1193333 

1987.25 0.1173333 

1987.5 0.1189667 

e

1974 0.094 

1974.25 0.0955 

1974.5 0.0955 

1974.75 0.0955 

1975 0.0885 

1975.25 0.079 

1975.5 0.076 

1975.75 0.074 

1976 0.072 

1976.25 0! .078 

1976.5 0.08 

1976.75 0.103 

197 7 0.097 

1977.25 0.088 

1977.5 0.095 

1977.75 0.097 

1978 0.099 

1978.25 0.088 

1978.5 0.081 

1978.75 0.077 

1979 0.075 

1979.25 0.077 

1979.5 0.086 

1979.75 0.101 

1980 0.109 

1980.25 0.121 

1980.5 0.121 

1980.75 0.107 

1981 0.105 

1981.25 0.109 

1981.5 0.111 

1981.75 0.109 

1982 0.107 

1982.25 0.111 

1982.5 0.111 

1982.75 0.11 

1983 0.106 

1983.25 0.087 

1983.5 0.083 

1983.75 0.085 

1984 0.085 

1984.25 0.083 

1984.5 0.085 

1984.75 0.09164725 

1985 0.09026459 

1985.25 0.08763519 

1985.5 0.08004259 

1985.75 0.07558355 

1986 0.07237913 

1986.25 0.06745833 

1986.5 0.! 06794079 

1986.75 0.0753957 

1987 0.07665326 

1987.25 0.07625867 

1987.5 0.07516289 

e

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Від кого: "Javier Sansa" <javiersansa@gmail.com>
Дата: 10 травня 2014, 21:14:44

When plotting graphs using gnuplot is it possible using  the gnuplot command set multiplot in a script in order to plot several charts together?

I have tried using it and I keep getting an error message. If it is possible, could you provide me a short script to see how it is done?

Thanks in advance,

Javier Sansa

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