Re: script that displays an xhaustive list of gnuplot styles for

Rahul wrote:
> Does anybody have a script that lists all (maybe almost all!)
possibilities 
> for a terminal (currently eps / svg are my main interest):
> 
> The attributes that I use often and come to mind are:
> 
> linetype
> linewidth
> linecolor
> fillstyle
> textcolor
> pointsize
> pointtype
> 
> predefined palletes.
> 
> It'd be fairly easy, I guess, to write a generic script that a person
can 
> run on any given terminal. But before I do it for myself I wanted to see
if 
> there's anything out there to avoid re-inventing the wheel. 
> 
> I know about the "test" command but I was looking for something more 
> exhaustive. eg. I know I have many more colors than test re****ts and I'd

> like to see those indexed by color-names ("blue", "light-red" etc.)
rather 
> than arbitrary indices. Something like a reference to choose colors
from; 
> not a one-page cheat sheet but a little longer and exhaustive.
> 
> Again, I'm just looking to see what's out there; if there isn't anything

> like it it'll be a nice script for me to hammer out one evening.
> 

For linetypes check /usr/share/doc/gnuplot-4.2.0/ps_symbols.ps

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