[Malvern] Condiments of the Seasoning.

[Geoff Bagley]

Hi Chris (and the group)

I am most grateful for this guidance.
Actually I already have gnuplot installed,  but have never found time to 
study or use it.

It seems to provide a bridge between a user friendly language for 
programming functions,  and postscript, which with .EPS
provides a good graphical output which I can e-mail to co-workers.

I would appreciate a session with you Chris !  Don't forget to hang up 
your stocking tonight !

Cheers to all the group.

Geoff.

Chris Eilbeck wrote:

>On Sat, Dec 24, 2005 at 04:13:16PM +0000, Geoff Bagley wrote:
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>>Merry Xmas.
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>Have a good one everyone!
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>>P.S.  Anyone written any prog to plot mathematical graphs using
>>Postscript?
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>Use Gnuplot.  By default it will draw graphs to an X11 display but you can
>generate jpeg or postscript output easily too by issuing commands such
>as
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>	set terminal postscript solid color
>	set output 'graph.ps'
>	plot 'whatever'
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>Type help set terminal for the options.
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>You can script the commands too and invoke them using load 'script.gp' or by
>just calling it from the command line.
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>Gnuplot is fab.  I use it a lot.
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>Enjoy!
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>Chris
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