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The problem disappears when instead of plotting with a filledcurve style, you explicitly define a polygon with the "set object" command. set object 1 polygon fc rgb 'red' front \ from 0 , 0.0886798 \ to 0.01 , 0.0938408 \ to 0.02 , 0.0990018 \ # ... add more points as you please plot 'something' The "set object" man page is of great help. You cannot use the same data file this way, but if you have a program that generates your data, then you can easily modify it a little to output the polygon object for you. Or you can use a macro or search and replace with regular expressions to modify your data file to polygon object syntax.
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Re: Discontinuities in fill plot marcell.missura@gmail.com - 2014-01-13 17:41 -0800
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