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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Generating graphs for many number of files Post 302774885 by Chubler_XL on Sunday 3rd of March 2013 06:30:00 PM
Old 03-03-2013
The posted solution was a shell script that calls gnuplot for each data file.

Save the code to a file as plotdata.sh in same directory as your _data files and from unix command line use:

Code:
$ ls
950_data  952_data  954_data  956_data  958_data  960_data
951_data  953_data  955_data  957_data  959_data  plotdata.sh

$ chmod 755 plotdata.sh 

$ ./plotdata.sh 

$ ls
950.png   952.png   954.png   956.png   958.png   960.png
950_data  952_data  954_data  956_data  958_data  960_data
951.png   953.png   955.png   957.png   959.png   plotdata.sh
951_data  953_data  955_data  957_data  959_data

$


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