Hello dear colleagues, I'm working with historical GDP data (PHL CHL ARG AUS are the variables) and I'm trying to generate a multiplot from Hansl this is the script that I wrote: ? gnuplot PHL CHL ARG AUS --time-series --with-lines {set multiplot layout 2,2;} but the output that I got is this:

Am 01.04.2018 um 17:07 schrieb Artur Tarassow: > I'm working with historical GDP data (PHL CHL ARG AUS are the variables) >> and I'm trying to generate a multiplot from Hansl >> >> this is the script that I wrote: >> >> ? gnuplot PHL CHL ARG AUS --time-series --with-lines {set multiplot >> layout 2,2;} >> >> but the output that I got is this: >> > This is not natively supported currently. However, you may write your own > gnuplot-function for supporting multiplots though. > > Alternatively, use the "graphpg" command. > As in this example, which works for me but requires manual intervention for choosing color or monochrome output: <hansl> open denmark loop foreach i LRM LRY IBO IDE g$i <- gnuplot $i --time-series --with-lines graphpg add endloop graphpg show </hansl> I encountered two issues when testing this: First, adding "graphpg fontscale 2" as described in the doc results in a gretl error message (parser error). I think this is a bug (possibly introduced already two or three years ago; doing instead "graphpg fontscale=2" got rid of the error, but had no effect). More seriously, saving the graph page by copying from the doc the line 'graphpg --output="myfile.pdf"' results in an error "Command has insufficient arguments". Finally, I think it should be noted that it is very easy to do from the GUI/menus. (View/ Multiple graphs) good luck, sven _______________________________________________ Gretl-users mailing list Gretl-users(a)lists.wfu.edu http://lists.wfu.edu/mailman/listinfo/gretl-users

Am 01.04.2018 um 20:05 schrieb Cristián Arturo Ducoing Ruiz: > thank you so much Sven and Arthur. I use often the GUI/Menu, but I was > looking something more mechanic. Absolutely, and your question probably helped to find a bug, so this is very welcome!