Convenor wrote:
> On Jul 21, 3:46 pm, Convenor <trysa...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> On Jul 21, 12:58 pm, Ton 't Lam <ton.t...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>
>>> Convenor wrote:
>>>> I tried this, but getting error.
>>>> set xtics ("1,1" 1, "1,3" 2 "1,5" 3, "2,2" 4, "2,4" 5, "2,6" 6,\
>>>>> "2,8" 7,"3,3" 8,"3,5" 9,"3,7" 10,"3,9" 11,"4,4" 12,"5,5" 13,"6,8"
14)
>>>> ^
>>>> expecting right parenthesis )
>>>> Looking for your help.
>>> set xtics ("1,1" 1, "1,3" 2, <=== insert the missing comma
>> Thank you, I did, but still it shows upto 2.6 only 6 elements
>> is there any other way to inform the gnuplot as the first column as
>> labels for xrange.
>
> set xtics ("1,1" 1, "1,3" 2, "1,5" 3, "2,2" 4, "2,4" 5, "2,6" 6,"2,8"
> 7)
>
> I tried this also but it shows only it missed first and last element
>
> set xtics ("1,1" 1, "1,3" 2, "1,5" 3, "2,2" 4, "2,4" 5, "2,6" 6,"2,8"
> 7, "2.9" 8)
>
> i added one more lable, but still there is no difference.
Next works with me:
set xtics ("1,1" 1, "1,3" 2, "1,5" 3, "2,2" 4, "2,4" 5, "2,6" 6,"2,8" 7,
"2.9" 8)
plot "-"
1 2
2 3
3 4
4 5
5 6
6 7
7 8
8 9
e
If I omit the data points (1,2) and (8,9) then "1,1", and "2,9" are
missing with me as well.
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