From: <ed...@ke...> - 2005-05-05 09:59:28
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Hello people, I'm working with a simple php program. I'm suppossed to send some variables to gnuplot and wait for it to plot what I want. The problem is that I must be doing it really bad, since no plot appears at all. I'll explain better: I'm using the "exec" instruction, but I don't know how to tell my program that gnuplot must open. I directly write: exec(""set title \"Evolucion de las SMTU en el tiempo\""); exec("set format y \"%.3f\""); exec("set xlabel \"Fecha\""); exec("set ylabel ".$ejey); exec("set yrange [:]"); exec("set xdata time"); exec("set ytics 0.25"); exec("set xtics"); exec("set nomx2tics"); exec("set nomy2tics"); exec("set grid"); exec("set size 2"); exec("set lmargin 7"); exec("set rmargin 2"); exec("set tmargin 3"); exec("set bmargin 3"); exec("set boxwidth 10"); exec("set output \"salida_gnuplot.png\""); exec("set terminal png"); exec("plot '-' with linespoints, '-' with linespoints, '-' with linespoints); (and here, I star a bucle to send all the values like this: 3 4 6 0 .... and so on) Another problem I have is that my xaxis is a date, and I don't understand very well how this structure of plot '-' works with dates. No error message appears on my screen, but neither the plot appears. thank you very much if you could help me!! |