Re: Plotting multiple data-lines in one eps file

[Ronald Kumon]

On Tue, 19 Nov 2002, Jan Trmal wrote:

> I have small problem with octave. I'm not sure, if it is not problem of 
> GNUPlot, in this case sorry for Off Topic.
> 
> I'm trying to plot two data lines on one-page color eps file.
> Simple example:
> 
> x=0:0.01:10;
> gset('terminal postscript solid');
> gset('terminal postscript color');
> gset('terminal postscript eps');
> gset('grid');
> gset('output "out.eps"');
> hold on;
> plot(x, sin(x));
> plot(x, cos(x));
> hold off;
> closeplot;
> 
> 
> But if I open te resulting file, it has three pages. The first page has graph 
> of sin(x), the second both of graphs (sin(x), cos(x)) and the last page is 
> empty.
> Could anyone help me, how to output just one-page eps with both of graphs.
> Yes, I could use psselect, but I wonder if it is possible.  Am I making some 
> mistake somewhere?

You need to include "gset multiplot" to make the plots appear on the same
page.  
--Ron 



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