To run a gnuplot script, you simply need to add it at the end of the command when you run gnuplot—for example: gnuplot script_to_run When you run gnuplot in interactive mode, you can quit your session ...

sin (pi*x)/ (pi*x)” into the command line, gnuplot will plot sinx/x, where x covers the range of –30 to +30. If you'd prefer not to type each command separately, you can combine a series of commands ...

The bit of gnuplot script that I wrote would produce 3 plots on a single image (which may or may not be what you want), which will be dumped to stdout unless you redirect it to a file.<br><br>If ...

Hi all, hoping theres a gnuplot guru in the house. I found a lot of examples on how to do this for 3 axis, but none for 2 (I know I could just go through and duplicate my Y and get the same thing ...