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Cheat Sheet - Gnuplot2

This document provides an overview of commands for the GNUPLOT graphing utility, including how to generate different types of plots like histograms from data files, customize aspects of the graph like ranges and labels, and output plots to file formats like PDF. It also covers commands for input/output, assigning variables, defining functions, and performing operations on data like finding statistics or stripping characters from columns. The commands allow for generation, customization, and analysis of 1D, 2D, and 3D graphs from both data files and user-defined functions.

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Cheat Sheet - Gnuplot2

This document provides an overview of commands for the GNUPLOT graphing utility, including how to generate different types of plots like histograms from data files, customize aspects of the graph like ranges and labels, and output plots to file formats like PDF. It also covers commands for input/output, assigning variables, defining functions, and performing operations on data like finding statistics or stripping characters from columns. The commands allow for generation, customization, and analysis of 1D, 2D, and 3D graphs from both data files and user-defined functions.

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GNUPLOT

Start / Exit / Help set tem pbm # bmp max=3. #max value
call ‘marco.p’ set term pdf min=-3. #min value
quit ! exit gnuplot Output to file width=(max-min)/n #interval width
help or ? set table 'filename.tmp' width=1
help <topic> replot
show all ! show current environment unset table #function to map a value to the intervals
arg1=”$0” Keypress Bind hist(x,width)=width*floor(x/width+.5)
Header bind "ArrowDown" "zoom=zoom-
reset 0.02;if(zoom<=1){ zoom=1 } ; replot " set boxwidth width*0.9
clear Output / Input Screen
unset multiplot print “text” set yrange [0:50]
Assginment Create Function set xrange [0:300]
# comment fname(){ set title "X"
var=26 # NO SPACE arg1=$1 # commands set xlabel "X [nm]"
list={1..10} }
Plot fname2(arg1,argN){ plot 'a.tmp' u ( hist(column(4),width) ) :
plot [xrange_from:xrange_to] function commands (1.0) smooth freq w boxes lc rgb"green"
Plot using <column>:<column> (Koloms) } notitle
splot “filename” using 1:2:3 Start 3Dplot
plot “filename” using ($5 + $3):7 set pm3d STATS
plot “filename”using (column(2)): splot “filename.dat” with pm3d Analyzing plot (no output)
(column(3)) Rows stats 'a.tmp' u ( hist(column(3),width) ) :
Plot index <number> plot “filename” every ::startrow::endrow (1.0) # nooutput
use block or block till : block Time mean=(sprintf("%.1f",STATS_mean_x))
Plot every set timefmt "%H:%M:%S" #input median=(sprintf("%.1f",STATS_median_x )
::5::15 points 5 through 15 each block set format x "%H:%M:%S" #graph )
With: set xdata time max_x=(sprintf("%.1f",STATS_max_x))
with lines rgb ‘red’ # line plot set xlabel "Time"
Legenda Arrow with text
title “naam” or columnhead AWK set arrow 1 from STATS_mean_x, graph
notitle Search keyword print line number 0.90 to STATS_mean_x, 0 lt 1
2plots: string=system(“cat filename | awk set label 1 at STATS_mean_x, graph 0.90
,\ ‘/keyword/ {temp=temp \” \” NR } "mean\n".mean center offset 0,2
MultiPlot END{print temp}’”
set multiplot layout <Nrow>,<Ncolumn> Add gnuplot var in awk (print line No.)
… string=system(“cat file | awk ‘NR==”.n.”’
unset multiplot “)
Labels / text Get keyword value
set xlabel “[x label]” string=system("cat ".datafile." | awk
set title sprint(“%1.2f term”,var) '/#keyword/{print $$2}'" ) #find keyword,
set [ xlabel | ylabel | zlabel ] <title> offset print 2e column
<x>.<y> Strip all _ , to make koloms
Range system("cat ".datafile." | grep \"cal drift\"
set xrange [min:max] {{no}reverse} | sed 's/_/ /g' | sed 's/,/ /g' > a.a ")
{{no}writeback}
Line (lt) TYPE OF PLOTS
rgbcolor "colorname" Cummulative (random data)
a=0
Input cummulative_sum(x)=(a=a+x,a)
parameters a=”$0” # first parameter
Output
set tem x11 # X11 display Histogram
n=100 #number of intervals

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