Closed pvonmoradi closed 2 years ago
Hi. Each plot component should be passed-in and interepreted as a separate dataset. For instance, let's say you have a data file:
1 1
2 4
3 9
4 16
5 25
To plot these as only xy data with lines and points:
< /tmp/dat feedgnuplot --domain --lines --points
To plot these as labels only:
< /tmp/dat awk '{print $1,$2,$2}' | feedgnuplot --domain --with labels --tuplesizeall 3
To plot just the last point as a cicle:
wc -l /tmp/dat | awk '{print $1}' | read N; < /tmp/dat awk 'NR=='$N' {print $1,$2}' | feedgnuplot --domain --with 'points pt 7 ps 2'
To do all this at the same time:
wc -l /tmp/dat | awk '{print $1}' | read N; < /tmp/dat awk '{print $1,"lp",$2} {print $1,"text",$2+1,$2} NR=='$N' {print $1,"last",$2}' | feedgnuplot --dataid --domain --style lp 'with linespoints' --style text 'with labels' --style last 'with points pt 7 ps 2' --tuplesize text 3
Thanks!
(had to substitute N with literal 5 possibly due to some quoting issues)
Sure. Or tail -n1
or something. I'm going to close this issue. Re-open if something isn't clear.
1- Is it possible to also show y-values on the graph itself similar to this?
2- Is it possible to only print the last data point somewhere on the graph?
Thanks for your awesome tool.