From: Michael H. <hag...@jp...> - 2002-09-26 18:58:48
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Lothar Birk writes: > > It looks like you are using a home-cooked extension to Gnuplot.py, > > so I could only guess what your problem might be. Possibly the > > argument that you are passing to gnuplot.__call__ is not a > > sensible string as it should be. > > Yes it is a crooked extension, which maintains a list of all gnuplot > commands and allows you to build up a plot command by adding more > and more curves which finally get plotted into one diagrams. Just a quick note: you can add PlotItems one after another in the standard Gnuplot.py by calling Gnuplot.replot() with additional arguments as documented in _Gnuplot.py. If you want to store other kinds of commands too (though I don't know why because other commands are not cumulative) you could use the "filename=" argument to the Gnuplot constructor. Michael -- Michael Haggerty hag...@jp... |