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From: giacomo boffi <pecore@pascolo.net>
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Subject: different plots, same mapping for the palette
Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2012 12:21:04 +0100
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i have a data file with 

x, y, f|p=p1, f|p=p2, ...

where x, y are geographical coordinates and the f values have been
evaluated for different values of a parameter --- typically larger 
values of the parameter correspond to larger values of f

i have found (tank you, Ethan) how to plot a single instance of the
data, now i wish i could multiplot different data sets (different
values of the parameter) side by side and i managed but... each
subplot has a different mapping between f and the palette while i wish
that gnuplot could use the same mapping for all the subplots, as it is
the same quantity under different assumptions

is it possible to use the same mapping across my subplots?

thank you in advance
                                                        g
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