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Hi all,
first, is there a link to guide how to put the special characters in sdds system (like \mu m in latex, but here is \$gm\$rm in the sddsplot labels ).

second, if I simply put some commands together for plots, it works with using \$gm for micron. However, if I add the head of #!/bin/tcsh so I can setup some features (like echo usage) it will report like ' gm undefined variable'. What should I do in this case?

Thanks,
Yuantao Ding

The documentation on this can be found here http://www.aps.anl.gov/Accelerator_Syst ... ode83.html. Near the bottom of the page is a illustration of the different character sets.

As for your issue with running it under tcsh, I didn't see this problem.

Here is my simple tcsh script that worked:

#!/bin/tcsh
sddsplot input.sdds -col=x,y -title=\$gm\$rm


I would try modifying \$gm\$rm to \\$gm\\$rm or \\\$gm\\\$rm because it is probably an issue with \$ being evaluated more then one time.

Thanks.

I usually used quotation marks like " -tile=\$gm\$rm". It does not work with the quotation marks. It is true your example is working so I can remove some quotation marks in my scripts. But if I want to do like "-xlabel=s (\$gm\$rm)" I can not make it work without quotation marks. In my machine, it works if I keep the quotation marks but without the head #!/bin/tcsh; with the head it does not work either with quotation marks or without. Could you point a way to do for this case?

With double quotes in tcsh the variables inside the quotes are evaluated but if you use single quotes they are not. So you could use:

'-xlabel=s ($gm$rm)'

Thanks a lot. Works.