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From: | Dmitri A. Sergatskov |
Subject: | Re: plot fill |
Date: | Mon, 10 Jan 2005 09:08:38 -0700 |
User-agent: | Mozilla Thunderbird 0.9 (X11/20041127) |
Carine, To 'unset <something>' you can also do 'set no<something>'. E.g. in octave it would become: "gset nolabel". This is old gnuplot syntax and that will give you a warning, but should work nevertheless. Another of the gnuplot new features (which were not in gnuplot 3.7) willnot support this syntax, and you would need to do something like 'graw("unset mouse\n")'
I hope that new gnuplot interface that John Eaton mentioned some time ago will handle this better. I am not sure I follow your question about colors. You can specify colors explicitly with plot(x,y,FMT) command (see "help plot" in octave for details). Sincerely, Dmitri. Carine Simon wrote:
Hi Dmitri, Thank you for your answer. It seems to work quite well but I've still got few problems: I don't know how to put all colours to black neither how to unset labels (now, it gives a list of all lines). I think I've understood how to do it from within gnuplot (unset label for example) but I don't understand how to do it from octave. Best regards, Carine. -----Mensaje original-----De: Dmitri A. Sergatskov [mailto:address@hidden Enviado el: sábado, 08 de enero de 2005 1:53Para: Carine Simon CC: address@hidden Asunto: Re: plot fill Carine Simon wrote: ...called "SegyMAT" and its wiggle.m function. The problem is with the"fill"function which doesn't seem to work as Matlab's does....fill(x(i)+[xt,fliplr(xt1)],[t,fliplr(t)],"k"); %[0 0 0])Since current gnuplot support filled curve mode you can try to experiment with gset style data filledcurves plot(x(i)+[xt,fliplr(xt1)],[t,fliplr(t)]) (see "help filledcurves" in gnuplot for details) Regards, Dmitri.
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