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Re: Editor for gnuplot ... Using Octave

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In article <8e835f11-fadf-4fd2-b42c-fff74e20c46f@googlegroups.com>, 
jonroberts1985@gmail.com says...
> 
> I have Octave and I'd like to use gnuplot to graph some data points. 
> I noticed that gnuplot is only command line or use a script to run it. 
> I'm just looking for someway to be able to edit a file that can just 
> run a script of gnuplot. I have some software background but I haven't 
> programmed in a long time. I'm just getting back into it.

Gnuplot scripts you can produce with any text editor that produces ASCII 
output: joe or nedit work just fine. Don't use office programs though, 
their output is binary, not ASCII (unless you tell them specifically 
otherwise).

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Editor for gnuplot ... Using Octave jonroberts1985@gmail.com - 2017-04-20 16:07 -0700
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