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If the x-axis is time, gnuplot will plot it correctly but it will connect *all* the datapoints and scale the x-axis so that everything will fit on the graph. Is it the autoscaling or conneting that what you think is wrong? Getting a fixed-size x-axis is a configuration option. I think one simply passes a range to the axis one wants to scale. I cannot remember exactly, how though. > one of you guys know a charting app that will do this ? or is there > some other way i could do it? RRDTool is excellent at storing & plotting time series data. It will not "connect" missing data points but has the limitation that the sample rate must be known when creating the database and generally adhered to. Missed samples are NAN's. You have to "tell" gnuplot what to plot and what not to plot. I think you can add more than one data series to the same plot, providing the "gap" where data is unavaliable. Else you have to "pad" it with zeros or some other appropriate null value. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
