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- From: george@windslc.seri.gov (George Scott)
- Newsgroups: comp.graphics.gnuplot
- Subject: Colors from gnuplot and Postscript?
- Message-ID: <george.727983010@windslc>
- Date: 25 Jan 93 17:30:10 GMT
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- Organization: Colorado State Reformatory for Young Hussies and Trollops
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- Is there some documentation for the use of color in gnuplot 3.2? I'm trying
- to plot multiple curves on a single set of axes. I finally figured out that
- turning off the symbols on the lines causes the different curves to be plotted
- in different colors, but at least one of the colors that gnuplot cycles through
- (yellow, to be specific) is unreadable on my color plotter.
-
- Here's what I'm doing:
- > set term post color "Times-Roman" 14
- > <...... other stuff .....>
- > plot 'tmp.flap1' using 1:6 title '0% span' w lines , \
- > 'tmp.flap1' using 1:7 title '10% span' w lines , \
- > 'tmp.flap1' using 1:8 title '20% span' w lines
-
- Is there a way to specify a particular color for each curve? I've searched
- through all the documentation I have (looking for the word 'color') and
- haven't found any help.
-
- Thanks!
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