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  Plot multiple rectangles from file ivailoradev65@gmail.com - 2015-05-10 08:19 -0700
    Re: Plot multiple rectangles from file Michael Okuntsov <proximum@land.ru> - 2015-05-10 23:39 +0600
      Re: Plot multiple rectangles from file Michael Okuntsov <proximum@land.ru> - 2015-05-10 23:53 +0600
        Re: Plot multiple rectangles from file Ivailo Radev <ivailoradev65@gmail.com> - 2015-05-10 12:40 -0700

#2899 — Plot multiple rectangles from file

Hi everyone,
currently I want to create multiple rectangles. I want to obtain the coordinates from text file. As there will be 100+ rectangles, I think loop is needed, but I have no idea how to create a loop for set rect, getting the coordinates from the file. Can you help me?

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#2900

10.05.2015 21:19, ivailoradev65@gmail.com пишет:
> Hi everyone,
> currently I want to create multiple rectangles. I want to obtain the coordinates from text file. As there will be 100+ rectangles, I think loop is needed, but I have no idea how to create a loop for set rect, getting the coordinates from the file. Can you help me?
>

Here is my scritp for plotting some schematics. Hope this helps.

set enc utf8
set term post eps font ",8" adobeglyphnames
set output "data1_boxes.eps"
set size ratio 0.9
set xrange [-1:88]
set yrange [-1:82]
unset key;unset border;unset tics
do for [i=0:3] {
do for [j=0:3] {
set object j+1+i*4 rect from 22.33*j, 20.5*i rto 20., 19.5 noclip fs 
empty border rgb "black" lw 3
}
}
set object 20 rect from 0,0 rto 20.,19.5 noclip fc "grey80"
set object 21 rect from 22.33*3,0 rto 20.,19.5 noclip fc "grey80"
set object 22 rect from 0,20.5*3 rto 20.,19.5 noclip fc "grey80"
set object 23 rect from 22.33*3,20.5*3 rto 20.,19.5 noclip fc "grey80"
plot -10000 notitle

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#2901

Sorry, I've missed the part where you wrote about getting coordinates 
from the file. You can look at this: 
http://www.gnuplotting.org/object-placement-using-a-data-file/ .

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#2902

Thank you very much. The first part was not exactly what I was looking for, but it was also helpful. I will take a look at the second part tomorrow and hope this will help me. Thank you again.

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