Hi, I have a old script that use the reread command in some loops.

example:

The file "line1.loop" contains

l1 = 1/(1-l)
b = log10(log10(l1))
set arrow from a2,b to b2,b nohead lt 0
l = l + 0.001
if(l<0.01) reread

and in the main script is

load 'line1.loop'


This works from gnuplot 2.x to 5.4 but not in 6.x.

Is there a way to use this very old gnuplot-script?


Jörg

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On 21.10.2024 13:34, Jörg Buchholz wrote:

Hi, I have a old script that use the reread command in some loops.

example:

The file "line1.loop" contains

l1 = 1/(1-l)
b = log10(log10(l1))
set arrow from a2,b to b2,b nohead lt 0
l = l + 0.001
if(l<0.01) reread

and in the main script is

load 'line1.loop'

This works from gnuplot 2.x to 5.4 but not in 6.x.

Is there a way to use this very old gnuplot-script?

do for [l=1:10]{
l1 = 1/(1-(l/1000.0))
b = log10(log10(l1))
set arrow from a2,b to b2,b nohead lt 0
}

replace it.

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