Re: Graphing in PSPP

[hippie dream]

So is there no way to actually modify the graphs then? I can produce them
using the text output driver but then they appear as PNG files as you said.
At that point I can't really change the axes or titles or really do
anything. I'm getting the feeling that graphing in PSPP is a work in
progress. Don't get me wrong, I understand that it isn't a simple task to
accomplish. 

Also, I don't really know what postscript drivers are. Sorry. Enlighten me?
Thanks for your help!


John Darrington wrote:
> 
> There are a number of operations which produce graphs:
> 
> EXAMINE has a /PLOT subcommand which produces various kinds of graph.
> FREQUENCIES has /HISTOGRAM and /PIECHART subcommands.
> 
> Currently the gui doesn't have the ability to display graphs.
> Using the postscript driver, graphs are embedded in the output.
> Using the text output driver, graphs are written to seperate PNG files.
> 
> J'
> 
> On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 09:02:08PM -0700, hippie dream wrote:
>      
>      >From what I understand, PSPP does have graphing capabilities. I just
>      installed the program but I am sure how to graph.  I installed
> libplot in
>      the hope of graphing. The only answer an internet search gave me was
> that
>      graphing should be available. My question: Should you be able to
> graph in
>      the GUI, and if so does this mean I am missing some components of the
>      package or is graphing only command-line based? Thanks! 
> 
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