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Subject: Re: Plotting datapoints of different blocks in one graph
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2012 22:45:11 +0200
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On 21.07.2012 14:28, Georg wrote:

> I can plot these points separately, making use of "every ::2::2" (and
> leaving out "index" at all), but gnuplot doesn't combine them to a
> dataset (for example: "with linespoints" gives me still single dots).
> That would be crucial, because I need a fit through these points.

What makes you think 'fit' cares whether a lines-points plot would have 
connected those dots?