On Jul 10, 1:13 pm, Tim Harig wrote:
> It would really help to see a representative sample of the data that you
> are working with and what you want the plot to look like.
The data looks something like that:
0.70711 -2.57266
1.0 0.16694
1.22474 -0.15287
1.41421 0.28025
1.58114 -0.03806
1.7320
On 2010-07-10, rudra wrote:
> Dear friends,
> I have several 2 column file which i need to plot in one figure.
> I generally do it using gnuplot, but when there is several files, its
> hard to do manually.
> can you tell me how i can load a file in python and plot several file
> in one figure(as
Dear friends,
I have several 2 column file which i need to plot in one figure.
I generally do it using gnuplot, but when there is several files, its
hard to do manually.
can you tell me how i can load a file in python and plot several file
in one figure(as it is done via replot in gnuplot)?
I am
