dkogan / feedgnuplot

Tool to plot realtime and stored data from the commandline, using gnuplot.
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Multiplot and load a file settings #27

Open dpineiden opened 8 years ago

dpineiden commented 8 years ago

Hello I'm using the feedgnuplot and works fine. But i need some more advanced, i have a file with the settings to a multiplot, so i will to load the file using feedgnuplot, it can be? how to plot a multiplot?

Thanks!

dkogan commented 8 years ago

David Pineda notifications@github.com writes:

I'm using the feedgnuplot and works fine. But i need some more advanced, i have a file with the settings to a multiplot, so i will to load the file using feedgnuplot, it can be? how to plot a multiplot?

Hi. Feedgnuplot is meant to be a thin layer between STDIN and gnuplot itself. Do you have a gnuplot command that works? If so, I can help you communicate it to feedgnuplot/

dpineiden commented 8 years ago

Hello. Yes, gnuplot and feedgnnuplot works fine with 1 plot. I have to plot gps data {east, north, up} in 3 plots, then i've create this https://gist.github.com/dpineiden/fa3c28cb43be70cabcce48a43957dc0b who works fine with gnuplot but the real time (pause 1 and replot) is very ugly :( It's posible to load the file with feedgnuplot, beacause there are a lot of options an settings on file. Can you help me? thanks!

dkogan commented 8 years ago

David Pineda notifications@github.com writes:

Hello. Yes, gnuplot and feedgnnuplot works fine with 1 plot. I have to plot gps data {east, north, up} in 3 plots, then i've create this https://gist.github.com/dpineiden/fa3c28cb43be70cabcce48a43957dc0b who works fine with gnuplot but the real time (pause 1 and replot) is very ugly :( It's posible to load the file with feedgnuplot, beacause there are a lot of options an settings on file. Can you help me?

Oh I see. Unfortunately, feedgnuplot can't support this currently. Adding this wouldn't be too hard, and I'll do it at some point, so let's keep this issue open. I won't get to it this week, though.

dima