Hello, i was working with this example:
http://www.texample.net/tikz/examples/gnuplot-basics/and i named my tex file, say "Hw 2" then ran pdflatex so TikZ would
create the "Hw 2.myplotid.gnuplot" file, right?
Ok, Here's the created file content
--
set terminal table; set output ""Hw 2".myplotid.table"; set format "%.
5f"
set samples 25; plot [x=-1.5:9] -x*exp(-x/2)
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The problem is, gnuplot couldn't run that, because there's a double
quote (") in there. So, i had to create a file whose name didn't have
spaces,
because i think TikZ doesn't like them here.
Is this only happening to me? :]
Also, is there any IRC channel where you guys are beside #tikz at freenode.net
?
Specs:
OS:
Mac OS 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
TikZ version:
I don't know how to see it! :$
gnuplot version:
gnuplot 4.2 patchlevel 5
with MacTeX 2008
Thanks.
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