Indigo Domotics

Those changes work fine for me. Any way to change the linespoints color?

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plot dataFileForecast using 1:6 with impulses,\
     dataFileForecast using 1:2:(0) with filledcurves above y1=0 linecolor "#999999",\
     dataFileForecast using 1:2 with linespoints linestyle 2 axes x1y1,\
     dataFileForecast using 1:2:3 with labels textcolor rgb "#FFFFFF",\
     dataFileForecast using 1:4:(0) with filledcurves above y1=0 linecolor "#111111",\
     dataFileForecast using 1:4 with linespoints linestyle 2 axes x1y1,\
     dataFileForecast using 1:4:5 with labels textcolor rgb "#FFFFFF",\
     freezeWarning with filledcurves above y1=0 linecolor rgb "#0066CC"

They're drawing as white for me which is the same color as the temps text running along
the line making them hard to read.

Thanks,

Carl

afulki wrote:

Thanks Dave,

one more fix if you change points to linespoints you get the solid line above the fill

e.g.
this dataFileForecast using 1:4 with points linestyle 2 axes x1y1,\
to dataFileForecast using 1:4 with linespoints linestyle 2 axes x1y1,\

My pleasure. Yeah, the reason that I don't go with linespoints is because I want to plot the line above the fill separately to be able to make its color a neighbor of the fill color.

A matter of preference.

Just a curiosity at this point but anyone have any idea why the colors are so different
between the 10.5.8 and 10.6.8 versions?

Thanks,

Carl

I don't know about that, but it may be related to how the colors are calibrated in the OS. There's a ton of color control baked into the system.

About your charts, take a look at the plot order. In gnuplot, each plot line is drawn on top of the last--which is why you see the freeze warning and precip lines written on top of your temperatures.

Dave

Good to know, thanks Dave.

Carl

I'm not sure what happened last night. All I can come up with is that Durosity must've picked up a check.

Moderator's note: Moved to the Dave's Scripts forum.