set term postscript set output "test.ps" set xrange [0:30] set yrange [0:30] set key right bottom plot x+1 with linespoints pt 1 title "1", x+2 with linespoints pt 2 title "2", x+3 with linespoints pt 3 title "3", x+4 with linespoints pt 4 title "4", x+5 with linespoints pt 5 title "5", x+6 with linespoints pt 6 title "6", x+7 with linespoints pt 7 title "7", x+8 with linespoints pt 8 title "8", x+9 with linespoints pt 9 title "9", x+10 with linespoints pt 10 title "10", x+11 with linespoints pt 11 title "11", x+12 with linespoints pt 12 title "12", x+13 with linespoints pt 13 title "13", x+14 with linespoints pt 14 title "14", x+15 with linespoints pt 15 title "15", x+16 with linespoints pt 16 title "16", x+17 with linespoints pt 17 title "17", x+18 with linespoints pt 18 title "18", x+19 with linespoints pt 19 title "19", x+20 with linespoints pt 20 title "20"The result is below. It was obtained by: convert test.ps test.png (and next rotated):
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Thursday, April 06, 2006
Points style in Gnuplot
It's quite annoying to find the best points styles for your postscript output from gnuplot. I tried to find the site with list of all points style, but I failed, so made my own:
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