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Am 13.09.2017 um 15:55 schrieb Cass Sackett:

> The error (when I got it) looked like my plot command line had ended 
> prematurely, and gnuplot was expecting another argument. But since
> the problem went away I can't cite the error exactly.
This usually _does_ come from using gnuplot as the backend to some other 
program, like Octave does, on Windows, and then it has nothing to do 
with any actual command line length limit.  It's a pipe overrun between 
the front-end program and gnuplot.