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I'd like to be able to plot data separated by tabs, with data id having space in their names.
I use command feedgnuplot --domain --dataid --autolegend --lines --points --exit --dump < sample.txt
set style data linespoints
set grid
set boxwidth 1
histbin(x) = 1 * floor(0.5 + x/1)
set xtics
plot '-' title "A" , '-' title "B"
4 34
5 15
6 23
e
4 8
5 13
6 16
e
set style data linespoints
set grid
set boxwidth 1
histbin(x) = 1 * floor(0.5 + x/1)
set xtics
plot '-' title ""A" , '-' title ""B"
4 space"
5 space"
6 space"
e
4 space"
5 space"
6 space"
e
not what I expect.
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Hi. The intent was to keep everything compatible with existing UNIX parsing tools such as awk or cut or perl -F. So given that, the default behavior is what I want. We COULD implement a 'field separator' flag (again, like in awk and perl) to provide this behavior. Do you want to give me a patch?
Oh, and if all you want is to get a nice curve legend with spaces in it, you can use --legend.
I'd like to be able to plot data separated by tabs, with data id having space in their names.
I use command
feedgnuplot --domain --dataid --autolegend --lines --points --exit --dump < sample.txt
With data like :
I got :
as expected.
With data like :
I got
not what I expect.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: