Re: Plot and zoom

[Børge Strand]

Thanks for the tips. 

Before I start bothering the gnuplot team, do you know if someone has
made them aware that reset functionality would be nice? I'm also
searching for a zoom out (right-button double click in matlab).

I got gnuplot 3.8c off their cvs. I wonder how I get more than one
figure. "figure (2)" returns an error in 2.1.31. Does anybody else get
this:

>> figure (2)
error: figure: gnuplot doesn't appear to support this feature
error: evaluating if command near line 41, column 5
error: evaluating if command near line 40, column 3
error: called from `figure' in file 
`/usr/local/share/octave/2.1.31/m/plot/figure.m'

I'm also looking for subfigure. 

--
Børge


> > A little while ago a tip came up on this mailing list on how to make
> > zooming work in gnuplot/octave. 
> [...]
> > wonder if someone remembers the trick. 
> 
> You need a version of gnuplot which has mouse and zoom support. I use
> version 3.8c which sort of works with x11. You also need to add 
> gset mouse;
> to your .octaverc before any other gnuplot commands.
> 
> I have to say that zoom support is a bit broken. Zoom level is not reset
> between plots so that new plots might have completely wrong axis
> settings. I have to reset gnuplot (graw("resetŠÜn")) between plots to fix
> this.
> 
> > Is 2.1.31 stable enough for daily use? 
> 
> Yes. Some save formats do not support all the datatypes yet and might
> crash when you try to save. It's a safe bet to put
> default_save_format = "mat4-binary";
> to your .octaverc to avoid data loss.



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