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This is easy using just Python features (no special support from 
Gnuplot.py required):

Under any Python version:

    apply(g.plot, plot_list)

Under recent Python versions (starting at 2.0?):

    g.plot(*plot_list)

Either of these takes the elements of the sequence as individual 
arguments to the g.plot() method.

Michael

Nate Gelbard wrote:

>I have a database query that returns a variable length list of hosts for
>which I want to plot some data about.
>How can I pass Gnuplot.plot a list of Gnuplot.Data types?
>In the past I knew how may lines I had on the graph so I could just pass
>g.plot(gd1,gd2,gd3,gd4) .... how do I 
>make a variable length variable list?
>
>I was trying this but got a TypeError: bad argument type for built-in
>operation
>
>       plot_list = []
>        for i in res.keys():
>            print i
>            x = Numeric.arange(len(res[i]),typecode=Numeric.Float)
>            y = Numeric.zeros(len(res[i]))
>            for j in range(0,len(res[i])):
>                line = res[i]
>                y[j] = line[j][0]
>                gd = Gnuplot.Data(x,y,title=i,smooth=smoothtype)
>                plot_list.append(gd)
>            g.plot(plot_list)
>  
>


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Michael Haggerty
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