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The driver produces two different files, one for the eps or pdf part of the figure and one for the LaTeX part. so that graphics can be displayed in either an AquaTerm window or under X11. Labels using 'back' are printed behind all other elements of the plot while labels using 'front' are printed above everything else. At the time of this writing, AquaTerm has adapters for gnuplot and PGPLOT.

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No problems or manual build at all during the installation. However, with the fresh installation using macports, everything was pretty straight. With so many updates and changes my previous installation didn't seem to be smooth. The back option of set label commands is handled slightly different than in other terminals. I uninstalled macports and reinstalled all including gnuplot again to get it working. Since Adobe Illustrator understands PostScript level 1 commands directly, you should use set terminal post level1 instead. NOTE: Legacy terminal, originally written for Adobe Illustrator 3.0+. Terminals marked legacy are not built by default in recent gnuplot versions and may not actually work. To see a list of terminals available on a particular gnuplot installation, type 'set terminal' with no modifiers. This document may describe terminal types that are not available to you because they were not configured or installed on your system. These are selected by choosing an appropriate terminal type, possibly with additional modifying options. Gnuplot supports a large number of output formats.

make a try with TexShop, this is the easiest way to work with TeX.Next: Part 5: bugs Complete list of terminals.

configure -with-readline=builtin to avoid a problem with a bad readline on Leopard.

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Download the sources from : gnuplot sources then put the folder gnuplot-4.4.3 on your desktop.It's more complicate to get a version with all terminals (png, etc.) The next method is only to get a version to use with tikz and to get a table. By default the binary will be inside /usr/local/bin ( I think. I don't like very much the use of Fink or Macport and I prefer to compile the sources. And finally, you need to authorize TeXto launch 'gnuplot with-shell-escape`in your script for the compilation.A simple solution is to create a link for example in /usr/local/bin/ through the real file gnuplot but if you know how do you can modifify your path directly (to test the path in the terminal : $ echo $PATH) Instead you should set the background using a separate keyword and set the line colors.

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Then gnuplot must be find in the path. This terminal relies on AquaTerm.app for display on Mac OS X.Now you can test gnuplot in the terminal $ gnuplot.I compiled the source but you can work with a fink or macport version First you need to test if gnuplot works.Now the only thing I have to do is to make Texshop find gnuplot in /opt/local/bin, because that version works manually. How can I uninstall it from /usr/local/bin and put the other one there? Edit Thanks a lot, I was able to uninstall gnuplot from /usr/local/bin. However, when i tried with the other version and wrote /usr/local/bin/gnuplot proba.f0.gnuplot it gave me the familiar error message. I am trying to use gnuplot with OSX 10.8.2, and see x11 is an ambiguous or unknown terminal type. I tried to create the gnuplot table in the terminal by gnuplot proba.f0.gnuplot and it worked well and then TexShop could make the job. When in Terminal I write gnuplot, it starts gnuplot 4.4 with patchlevel 3, but when I write /usr/local/bin/gnuplot, it starts gnuplot 4.0 with patchlevel 0. As I wrote before, I have two gnuplots installed.

I think I found out where the problem lies. 'proba.f0.gnuplot', line 1: valid set options: = choose one, Įdit 2 (moved here from an answer by a moderator)

I know it's a mess, but the error message hasn't changed, it has remained the same, which is the following: gnuplot> set table 'proba.f0.table' set format '%.5f' I installed gnuplot 4.4.3 first simply in the Terminal as I read in the internet, but didn't work, then after surfing I installed Fink and Macports and gnuplot again through Macports. I installed TeX Live and everything works fine, except for plotting a figure with gnuplot. I'm using LaTeX a lot in my work and I switched to Mac recently.

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