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  Command every aelurus.stockage@gmail.com - 2016-01-09 00:26 -0800
    Re: Command every Karl-Friedrich Ratzsch <mail.kfr@gmx.net> - 2016-01-09 11:08 +0100

#3154 — Command every

Hello all,
 with gnuplot i draw a fonction T(x) = (7+345*log10(8*(10*(x)/60)+1)) from a data file with others curves.

i use TcSimulation  using 1:(T($1)) lw 3 title "ISO",\ in my plot commande.
It works well. 
I would like to start this draw 80 secondes after, i mean the ISO curve should start after this others curves.

So i use TcSimulation  using 1:(T($1)) every ::60 lw 3 title "ISO",\
 My probleme it that the still start at time 0. 
I would like a to move the curve in the horizontal way not vertical start.

I hope you will understand me.

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Am 09.01.2016 um 09:26 schrieb aelurus.stockage@gmail.com:
> Hello all,
>  with gnuplot i draw a fonction T(x) = (7+345*log10(8*(10*(x)/60)+1)) from a data file with others curves.
> 
> i use TcSimulation  using 1:(T($1)) lw 3 title "ISO",\ in my plot commande.
> It works well. 
> I would like to start this draw 80 secondes after, i mean the ISO curve should start after this others curves.
> 
> So i use TcSimulation  using 1:(T($1)) every ::60 lw 3 title "ISO",\
>  My probleme it that the still start at time 0. 
> I would like a to move the curve in the horizontal way not vertical start.

("TcSimulation"?)

   plot datafile using ($1+60):(T($1))
or
   plot datafile using ($1+60):(T($1+60))

?

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