February 2012
Beginner to intermediate
220 pages
5h 8m
English
This chapter contains the following recipes:
This chapter is mostly concerned with ways to tell the different curves apart when multiple functions and/or datasets are plotted on a single graph. The three chief methods of accomplishing this are to plot the curves with different colors, different styles (thin, thick, dashed, dotted, and so on), or by using different types of symbols (or what gnuplot calls points). We saw examples of different line styles in the preceding chapters, and gnuplot will automatically ...
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