Why this book?
Because of gnuplot's many years of deployment and sophisticated community of expert users, help is usually easy to find in some form. If you are trying to solve a tricky plotting problem, there is a reasonable chance that someone online has either figured it out or is willing to share some ideas about how it might be done.
However, there is little available in the form of a convenient reference with the structure of a cookbook, where you can look for an example of the type of plot you are trying to create and see instantly how it can be done, with a runnable example.
This book is designed to be that combination of reference and tutorial. It goes beyond plotting recipes, however, and will show you how to incorporate your graphs into ...
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