Re: save and reload plots

[Quentin Spencer]

Corbin Champion wrote:

> I am surprised with this response.  There is a save and load command 
> in gnuplot...
>
> <excerpt from guide to using gnuplot>
> The option that GnuPlot gives for saving work is the save command. If 
> you type the following:
> save "mywork.gnu"
> GnuPlot will then create a text file with the name you gave it that 
> includes set commands for every possible setting in GnuPlot. You can 
> then load this file to continue work where you left off.
> <end excerpt>
>
> And load, loads that filename.
>
> I was wondering, has someone has done this before or if there is 
> already an octave command for doing this, save and load.
>
> How about this...is there way to send any arbitrary command to 
> gnuplot.  ie, what if I want to send to gnuplot "save temp.gnu".  Is 
> there a function for sending any command to gnuplot?  If so, I can 
> probably rig this up.


The __gnuplot_raw__ command may be what you're looking for.

-Quentin



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