Re: [Gnuplot-py-users] (no subject)

On 12/19/2011 12:29 PM, e....@nk... wrote:
> I have a strange behaviuor when I try to plot. Unfortunately I
> couldn't yet discover something reproducible in the error.
> 
> Here it is the gnuplot output
> 
> put data ('e' ends) > 3095.52929688 5558.18603516 input data ('e'
> ends) > 3109.60009766 5553.88037109 input data ('e' ends) >
> 3123.6706543 5549.58398438171 554186 178182 660198 24 input data ('e'
> ends) > 4352383.282863.721483.361153.9 189236 792242 271257 8201 
> 79552555.243225.264085.196755.427425.189185.160855.6819.13 127423
> 664428 221434 825440 458455 016551 687567 2935725.534805.845565.5
> input data ('e' ends) > 393446 input data ('e' ends) > 85.9 input
> data ('e' ends) > 
> 
> what does it mean? It seems that the numbers got mixed up, isn't it?
> 
> I'm plotting two numpy.arrays as
> 
> Gnuplot.Data(X,Y, with_="lines", title="some title")

I think you need to provide more specific information about how you
generated this output, what you saw on your screen, what you expected,
what platform you are using, whether you have changed any of the default
Gnuplot.py settings, etc.  Best would be that you include a simple
script that fails as you described so that we can reproduce the problem.

The output that you listed above doesn't necessarily indicate a problem;
it looks like Gnuplot.py is using gnuplot's "plot '-'" feature to pass
the data to gnuplot inline.  The fact that the prompts don't match up
with the number pairs is, I believe, inconsequential.

Michael

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